NOW make calculations directly in solving electroplating problems No longer need you rely on empirical methods made necessary by previous types of current density cells. With this new Linear Electroplating (Cell) Ana lyzer, total polarization can be calculated directly. Developed at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, the Analyzer cell was specifically designed to give linear distribution of current density along the electrode. Thus, calculations can be made from simple measurements. The unit has extensive laboratory and field applications . . . is extremely useful in the control, development and study of plating solutions. The Linear Electroplating (Cell) Analyzer is fabricated of Plexiglass ( II-A ) to fine tolerances. The two sides
holding the electrodes are opaque, the other two sides are of clear Plexiglass to permit unobstructed observation. The electrodes are held securely in place by the clear cover, thereby essentially pro viding a closed system. The cover is de signed in such a way that agitation, temperature control and its measure ment can be readily accomplished. The Linear Electroplating (Cell) Analyzer has been granted U. S. Patent
Newly developed MANOSTAT Linear Electropla ting Analyzer simplifies current density study in the lab and in the field
No. 2,913,375, and royalties from its sale go to The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn for their aid in creating this successful Linear Electroplating (Cell) Analyzer. G - 7 9 5 3 D LINEAR ELECTROPLATING
ANALYZER consisting of Plexiglass cell and cover only $29.50 Electrodes are available — prices on request. For stirrers, thermometers and heaters, consult our 12th edition cata log. If you do not have a copy, we will be pleased to send you one. For complete discussion of the Ana lyzer Cell, see J. ELECTROCHEM. SOC. 103 p. 549 (1956). Reprints of this paper are available on request.
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