PALLADIUM - NICKEL ELECTROLYTE
PALLUNA® 468 is a weakly ammoniacal high-speed electrolyte for depositing palladium-nickel alloys in reel-to-reel equipment (selective dipping, jet plating, brush plating) and in reel-to-reel tab-plater. Normally, coatings containing at least 80 % of palladium are deposited, the alloy composition can be adjusted by simply changing the palladium concentration in the electrolyte, however. The ductile layers are white, bright and they exhibit a good resistance to tarnishing and corrosion.


Advantages
• Improved abrasion resistance
• High number of mating cycles
• Low porosity and crack-free
• Low internal stress
• High plating speed
• Constant alloy composition
• Long bath life


Applications
• Reel-to-reel equipment (selective dipping, jet plating, brush plating)




 

ELECTROLYTE CHARACTERISTICS

 

 

COATING CHARACTERISTICS

 

Electrolyte type

Weakly
ammoniacal

 

Coating

Palladium-nickel

 Metal content

20 (18 - 22) g/l Pd

 

 Alloy composition

80 wt.% Pd
20 wt.% Ni

pH value

7.5 (7.4 - 8.0)

 

Colour of deposit

White

Operating temperature

45 (43 - 47) °C

 

Brightness Bright
Current density range up to 60 A/dm²

 

Hardness of deposit
HV 0.015 (Vickers)
approx. values
580 - 620 HV
 Plating speed up to 16 μm/min

 

Max. coating thickness 10 μm
Anode material Pt-Ti (type PLATINODE    Pt/Ti)

 

Density 10.8 g/cm³
   

 

Elongation Approx. 3 %
   

 

Bendability
(10 mm mandrel)
2 μm crack-free
   

 

Bondability with fine gold flash (ultrasonic with AlSi wire)  Good
   

 

Solderability
(100 % wetting in dip-and-look-test)
Good






     

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