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Komal Chemiequip Pvt. Ltd. 
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Original Manufacturers & Global Suppliers of Automatic Plants, Equipments & Consumables for Electroplating | Surface Finishing & Effluent Treatment |
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PRECISION
RECTIFIERs
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PRECIOUS
METAL & INDUSTRIAL RECTIFIERS:
The state of art, solid state, thyristorised,
high precision, ripple free, constant current and constant voltage, air
cooled, compact Rectifier units are single phase input, high quality,
maintenance free, with CVCC modes, coarse and finer Potentiometer
controls for both voltage and amperage, ripple less than 1% on full
load, digital meters with overload protection and short circuit proof,
easy operation.
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RANGE:
Voltage
8,12,16 & 20 and
Amperage
10, 25, 50,100, 150, 250 and above.
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OPTIONALS:
Process controllers with presettable
timer,counter and totaliser,
Ampere second/minute/hour
counter.
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PULSE PLATING
RECTIFIERS :
This solid state device to impart unique advantages
like uniform plating thickness
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- Finer grain structure
- Excellent adhesion, ductibility & hardness
- Lower deposit stress
- Reduces hydrogen embrittlement
- Defects in HCD & LCD
elimination
- Cost savings
- Colour variation
- Highly recommended for
Precious Metal Plating.
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Pulse Rectifiers
are having all the features of CCCV units including Automatic ampere
sec/min/hr. meter, Filtered DC output less than 0.1% ripple, Pulse
& Pause time adjustable between 0.01 to 999 milli-sec,
Output current pulse controllable by thumbwheel switches and Peak
voltage / current display Digital meters.
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RANGE:
Voltage
8, 12, 16 and 20 and
Amperage 10, 25, 50
and 100. and above.
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OPTIONALS: Computerised Process Module
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- Pulse with Reversing Polarity
(PR) or Periodic Reversing Polarity (PRP) or Periodic
and continuous Reversing Polarity (PRPR)
- Metal consumption mode
- Pulse attachment for conventional
CVCC Rectifier
- High Power Pulse Rectifiers for Hard Anodising and Hard Chrome Plating can be catered as
per requirement
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All
details listed herein are for general guidance, subject to change and hence
not a commitment.
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