Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge
Patent
1979-10-01
1980-10-21
Prescott, Arthur C.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Processes and products
Electrostatic field or electrical discharge
204 43G, 204206, 204224R, 204 15, C25C 120, C25C 700
Patent
active
042292697
ABSTRACT:
A spray plating method is shown wherein a multiplicity of spray nozzles mounted on a feed pipe direct a high velocity spray at an article to be plated. The spray is deflected onto portions of the article by metal deflectors located near the article. The deflectors serve as the anode of the plating process. This results in a high current density and a high plating rate. The method is advantageously used for hard plating gold onto connector pins or other articles on a continuous strip-plating line. In another application, metal may be selectively removed from an article. Different portions of an article may have different amounts of metal deposited or removed.
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Buckley Reginald R.
Kohl Paul A.
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Prescott Arthur C.
Wilde Peter V. D.
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