Strippers
Product Name | To Remove | From Base Metal | Description |
| Chromlift Liquid | Hard or Decorative Chromium | Ferrous or Nickel Substrates | An electrolytic stripper process exhibiting minimal attack on the base metal. An alkaline liquid used at 10% by volume and with a current density of 300-600 amps/ft2. |
| Cu-Strip L | Copper | Ferrous Alloys | Non-cyanide, non-electrolytic stripper liquid used at 25-35% by volume. Strips 0.5-0.75 mils/hr with no attack on the base metal. |
| Diverstrip 4993 ZN | Zinc Electroplate | Steel | A single component stripper product. Optimum operating parameters of 3.5 pounds per gallon and 160ºF. Leaves no smut or residues on stripped parts. |
| Durastrip® A-1 | Lacquers, Enamels and Phenolic Coatings | Steel | Alkaline soak stripper used at 200-210ºF for the effective and complete removal of paint coatings. |
| Nistrip 910 | Electrodeposited and Electroless Nickel | Steel | A two component alkaline stripper containing no cyanide compounds. |
| Q-Strip 100 | Electrodeposited Nickel, Copper, Brass, Tin, Zinc, Zinc-Lead, Lead, Cadmium and Silver | Steel | This stripper is used with sodium cyanide to remove a variety of electrodeposited coatings from steel substrates. |
| Q-Strip 105 | Electrodeposited and Electroless Nickel | Steel | A one component, powdered stripper containing no cyanide or amines. |
| Q-Strip 107 | Electrodeposited Nickel | Brass, Copper, Zinc Die-Cast, Silver and Gold | A non-smutting, immersion stripping process to remove 1-2 mils/hr. Stripper bath will hold up to 4 oz./gallon of nickel before being spent. |
| Q-Strip 210 | Copper and Nickel Electrodeposits and Electroless Nickel | Stainless Steel and Aluminum | A liquid concentrate stripper used with sulfuric acid. Contains hydrogen peroxide. Immersion process. Ventilation required. |
Heatbath Corporation supplies quality products for Electroless Nickel and Decorative Plating.
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