Gold MC 2001
The colour gold process MC 2001 is a weak alkaline sulphite electrolyte, which produces mirror bright, ductile, levelled, pink coloured deposits with a hardness of about 280 - 310 HV. This type of process is mainly used for decorative plating in the jewellery as well as for the optical frame industry. The deposit of MC 2001 has a gold content of about 92% or 22 carat.
| Working temperature: | 50-55°C | |
| pH-value: | 9,5 | |
| Current density: | approx. 0,2-0,8 A/dm² | |
| Gold content: | 8 g/l | |
| Palladium content: | 1,3 g/l | |
| Copper content: | 50 mg/l | |
| Rate of deposit: | approx. 1µ in 3 min. at 0,6 A/dm² |
Au MC 2001
