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Method and device for the electrolytic treatment of electrically conducting surfaces separated plates and film material pieces in addition to uses of said method

CA 2384249 A1 · Owner: Atotech Deutschland Gmbh · Inventors: Hubel, Egon

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The invention relates to the electrolytic treatment of conducting plates and films LP wherein a method and a device are used in which plates and films are transported by a treatment unit and thereby brought into contact with a treatment liquid (3). The plates and the films are transported past at least one electrode arrangement consisting of cathode poled electrodes (6) and anode poled electrodes (7). Said cathode and anode poled electrodes are brought into contact with said treatment liquid. Said cathode poled electrodes and anode electrodes are connected to an electrical source/voltage source (8) in such a way that electricity flows through said electrodes and electrically …

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FiledOctober 5, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedOctober 5, 2020
Patent numberCA 2384249 A1
Classification (IPC)C25D5/18 +2 more

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