Electrolysis set up
#1
06-14-21, 12:44 PM
Electrolysis set up
Sorry if this was the wrong forum. But, I need help, I am wanting to do electrolysis on some rusty relics. I can not find a manual battery charger for my project. Anyone have a solution for me? Thanks for looking.
#2
06-14-21, 02:15 PM
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You mean for electroplating ?
That usually requires a variable voltage DC power supply.
A battery charger may work but won't be variable.
The Schumacher MC-1 is a popular choice if you don't need to vary the voltage.
That usually requires a variable voltage DC power supply.
A battery charger may work but won't be variable.
The Schumacher MC-1 is a popular choice if you don't need to vary the voltage.
#3
06-14-21, 09:40 PM
I think the OP is looking for "electrolytic rust removal", which uses a steel anode, washing soda solution, and a dc power source such as a battery charger to remove rust. Sounds like he's looking for an alternate 12v / 2a power supply.
#5
06-17-21, 11:16 AM
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