mpdickens wrote: > I have been attempting to find a cheap source of > phosphorized copper (Deoxified copper) for thru hole > plating. I know that phosphorized copper anodes are > typically around 5% phosphor. I have located copper > welding rods that contain 7% phosphor and 93% copper. > Further, these rods do not contain other additives. > > Does anybody know if the extra 2% phosphor will make a > difference when plating? I have no idea, but according to my references, the copper anodes should contain about 0.05% phosphor. I think phosphor is only important when using additives, and a high acid/low copper content bath. i.e the baths used for PCBs.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] phosphorized copper and thru hole plating
2004-04-22 by Adam Seychell