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Sn&Ni Salt Electrolytic Coloring Additive for anodizing

Product introduction
Sn&Ni Salt Electrolytic Coloring Additive is a powdery solid, soluble in water, stable performance.It has advantages of good homogenization and reproducibility, and low consumption.It is used for electrolytic coloring the aluminum profiles after anodizing, to obtained a stable champagne or bronze appearance in Sn-Ni salt solution.


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Product Features

1. A wide range of operating parameters,stable bath solution,easy to control.

2. Environmentally protection, free of F,harmless to human health.

3. Improving the hardness and brightness of the aluminum profiles after the sealing treatment.

Bath Composition 

Sn&Ni Salt Electrolytic Coloring Additive

Stannous sulfate(SnSO4)

Nickel sulfate(NiSO4·6H2O)

Sulfuric acid(H2SO4)

Deionized water

6~12g/L

5~10g/L

16~20g/L

17~20g/L

Balance

Process Parameters

Stannous sulfate(SnSO4)

Nickel sulfate(NiSO4·6H2O)

pH

Voltage

Temperature

Time

5~10g/L

16~20g/L

0.8~1.2

14~18V

18~23℃

1~15min

(depends on the

depth of color)

Solution Maintenance

1. Analyze the bath solution daily,determine the concentrations of free sulfuric acid,stannous sulfate, nickel sulfate and total acid,replenish in time.

2. The additions scale of stannous sulfate to Sn&Ni Salt Electrolytic Coloring Additive is 1:1.1~1.2.

3. There will be white precipitations in long-time production, so the bath solution should be filtered and cleaned regularly.

Packaging

is sealed with polybag, 5kg net each and 4 polybags in carton,20kg net each. Protected from light in a dry place.

Assay Method

Determination of stannous sulfate (SnSO4) content
Required reagents
①1% starch solution ② 0.1N iodine standard solution
Assay steps
Accurately draw 10mL of the test solution into a 250mL triangular beaker, add 100mL of water, add 5mL of 1:1 hydrochloric acid, and then add 5mL of 1% starch indicator, quickly titrate with 0.1N iodine standard solution, the solution turns from colorless to blue The color is the end point, and the volume V of the standard solution consumed is recorded.
calculate
Stannous sulfate (g/L)=10.73 × V × N

Determination of nickel sulfate (NiSO4) content
Required reagents
①30% hydrogen peroxide
②10% potassium sodium tartrate
③ 1:1 ammonia water
④1% purpuric acid amine
2. Assay steps
Take 1mL of coloring bath solution into a 250mL triangular conical flask, add 2mL (30%) hydrogen peroxide, heat to near dryness, add about 80mL water after cooling, 10mL (10%) potassium sodium tartrate, 20mL (1:1) ammonia water, A small amount of 1% ammonium purpurate was titrated with 0.01N EDTA standard solution until the solution turned purple as the end point.
calculate

Nickel sulfate (g/L)=262.9 × V × N Determination of total acid (H, SO)
1. Required reagents
0.1% Bromothymol Blue
② 1NNaOH standard solution 2. Assay steps
Accurately draw 10mL of the test solution into a 250mL triangular beaker, and add about 100mL of water. Add 4 drops of 0.1% bromothymol blue indicator, titrate with 1N NaOH standard solution, change from yellow to cyan as the end point, and record the volume V of NaOH consumed.
3. Calculate the total acid (
g/L)=4.9xVxN
Champagne coloring sink 2 -- assay method

Determination of free acid (H2SO4)
Required reagents 1N NaOH standard solution
2. Assay steps
Accurately draw 50mL of the test solution into a 100mL beaker, titrate the pH to 2.1 with 1N NaOH standard solution under the measurement of the acidity meter, and record the consumed volume V.
calculate
Free acid ((g/L)=4.9 × V × N/5
Process parameters
Tin & Nickel Double Salt Electrolytic Coloring

stannous sulfate Nickel sulfate free acid P H Voltage temperature
5~10g/L 16~20g/L 16~21g/L 0.8~1.2 14~18V 1 8~23℃

Single tin salt electrolytic coloring

stannous sulfate

free acid

P H

Voltage

temperature

6 to 1 2 g/L

16~21g/L

0.8~1.2

1 6 ~18V

1 8~23℃

Product Dispaly

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