Titanium plate widely used in electroplating industry

May 11, 2018 Leave a message

Anode titanium baskets for electroplating baths, such as copper cylinders, nickel cylinders, tin cylinders using tin balls (surface rhodium plating, rhodium plating); gold cylinder insoluble anodes (plated platinum, rhodium or rhodium plating); heating tubes/ (sometimes also into a hot pen); cooling tubes, and the casing of some devices! Titanium is a precious metal. Titanium and titanium alloy plates are widely used in electroplating production of circuit boards. They have excellent mechanical properties and excellent specific strength (strength/density ratio). Titanium alloys also have superior performance; titanium The mechanical properties of the alloy are affected by the following factors: type of alloy, addition amount and proportion, processing method, processing amount, heat treatment conditions before use, and the like. Titanium baths, for example, are mainly composed of a black/browning inner layer of a multi-layered titanium plate. Slurry is found in the multi-layered slabs except for the rubber slag. In addition to the rubber bath (sometimes a chemical copper alkaline degreasing bath is also suitable, stainless steel 316 is often used.


Titanium also has the following major advantages:

one. High temperature characteristics:

At high temperature, tensile strength and anti-latency performance are excellent. Titanium is up to 300 degrees. Titanium alloy still has stable strength at 500 degrees.

II. Low temperature characteristics:

At absolute zero degree, no embrittlement occurs, and still has good fatigue strength and fracture toughness;

three. Fatigue toughness:

However, there is a significant decrease in fatigue strength in areas affected by heat after welding.

IV. Corrosion resistance, acid and alkali resistance:

The corrosion resistance of titanium depends on the stable oxide film on its surface