Electroplated cadmium is a robust and versatile metallic coating. Cadmium is a soft white metal that, when plated onto steel, cast iron, malleable iron, copper, and powdered metal, functions as a “sacrificial coating,” corroding before the substrate material. The 5-20 Mesh size offers increased surface area for plating.

Forms:
  • 5-20 Mesh
Belmont Product Code 3008
Nominal Composition:
  • 99.95% Cd

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    Special High Grade 99.99% Zinc Ball Anodes
    Special High Grade 99.99% Zinc Ball Anodes

    Zinc metal coatings provide better protection on Iron and Steel than any other corrosion resistant coatings. Plated SHG Zinc coatings are pure compared to hot dipped and are also thinner and more ductile, which allows them to be made brighter and more lustrous. We offer this material in 2″ diameter balls that are solid and clean and do not have any flash orgates which would cause backet hang ups.

    Forms:
    • 2" Diameter Balls
    Belmont Product Code 8000AG
    Nominal Composition:
    • 99.99% Zn
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    CDA 101 OFHC Copper
    CDA 101 OFHC Copper

    High purity Copper Anode that offers a consistent surface area and consistent dissolution and can be used in any anode basket or tray. Used for many applications, including Ammunition, Coinage, Corrosion Protection, Decorative Plating, Electrical Connectors and Electronic Components and many more.

    Forms:
    • Nuggets
    • 1" Dia Balls
    Belmont Product Code 499
    Nominal Composition:
    • 99.99% Cu
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    Vale Electrolytic Grade N Nickel
    Vale Electrolytic Grade N Nickel

    Nickel coating is used for a wide variety of decorative applications. It offers a high luster finish, corrosion protection, and wear resistance. Used widely in the automative indutry and and for household items. Non decorative application provide wear and corrosion protection and additional strength. The Pellet form we offers increased flowability and will be easy to fill anode baskets of all shapes and sizes.

    Forms:
    • 1/4" x 3/4" Pellets
    Belmont Product Code 9002
    Nominal Composition:
    • 99.95% Ni

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