Electroplating Item, Nickel (II) Sulfamate Solution, Nickel Sulfaminate, CAS 13770-89-3

• CAS No.: 13770-89-3
• Formula: Ni(Nh2so3)2.4H2O
• EINECS: 237-396-1
• Appearance: Liquid
• Usage: Oil Drilling Auxiliary Agent
• Color: Dark Green
• Model NO.: zxchem
• Application: Electroplating
• Synonyms: Nickel Bis(Sulphamidate)
• Use: Metal Treatment
• Function: Metal Reagent
• Transport Package: 30kgs Net Drum, or 300kgs Net Bag or 12500kgs Net
• Specification: >99.5%
• Trademark: ZXCHEM
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 10000mt/Year

Product Description

Technical data sheet of Nickel(II) sulfamate solution

Synonyms: Nickel bis(sulphamidate)
Cas No: 13770-89-3
Hazard Class: 9
MF: Ni(NH2SO3)2·4H2O
   
Specification and Properties:

Item	Standards
Appearance	Dark green clear solution
Ni/g/L	≥180
Na/g/L	≤10
Fe/mg/L	≤15
Mn/mg/L	≤10
Co/mg/L	≤50
SO42-/mg/L	≤700
Cl-/mg/L	≤50
Density (20/4ºC)	≥1.538
Sensitivity	Ammonia & Acid
Package	30KGs net drum, or 300KGs net bag or 12500KGs net IBC

Product Application:
Nickel(II) sulfamate solution is mainly used for precision electroplating and nickel-cobalt alloy electroforming, typically used for connector electroplating, printed circuit board electroplating, mold copper plate electroforming, and can also be used for functional electroplating and plastic chemical plating, nickel-cobalt alloy electroplating, such as molding molds for plastics or other organic compounds, stamping molds for signs, records, CDs, and nickel foam for batteries and radar waveguides etc.

Storage & Transportation
Nickel(II) sulfamate solution should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from sources of heat, flame, and incompatible materials. It should be kept in a tightly closed container to prevent evaporation and contamination.

Product Description:
Nickel(II) sulfamate solution is an aqueous solution containing nickel ions and sulfamate ions. It is commonly used in electroplating applications to deposit a layer of nickel onto a metal surface. The solution is typically prepared by dissolving nickel sulfate and sulfamic acid in water. The resulting solution is stable and can be used at a range of temperatures and pH levels.