LZDJ-III Electrolytic Polisher: Single Bath — image 1 of 2
Electrolytic Polisher
LZDJ-III Electrolytic Polisher: Single Bath
Single-bath electropolisher for cobalt chrome frameworks, with a suspension bar, current readout and cycle timer.
SKU FD-LZDJ3-ELECMade to order · Ships from Tianjin, China
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Volume pricing
- Quantity
- Unit price
- 1–4
- $388.00
- 5–9
- $347.00
- 10+
- $267.00
Specification
- Bath configuration
- Single stainless bath
- Work holding
- Suspension bar spanning the tank, multiple hangers
- Readouts
- Delivered current and cycle time, separate displays
- Output control
- Single rotary control
- Controls
- Illuminated master switch on the fascia
- Bath volume
- Confirmed at quotation
- Output range
- Confirmed at quotation
- Supply
- Confirmed at quotation
Why this unit
A single-bath electropolisher for bringing cast cobalt chrome frameworks to a finish before hand polishing. Work hangs from a suspension bar that spans the tank, so several frameworks run in one cycle at a consistent distance from the electrode instead of being held in by hand one at a time.
The fascia carries two readouts — delivered current above, cycle time below — with a single rotary control for output. Reading current rather than guessing at it is what lets you repeat a result: the same alloy at the same current for the same time comes out the same, and a clasp that has been over-polished does not go back.
This is the single-tank unit. If you need to run two solutions or separate stripping from polishing, the dual-tank LZDZ-I in this catalogue is the machine for that. Bath volume, output range and supply voltage are confirmed on your quotation.
Choosing an electrolytic polisher
- Batch size5,000 ml tank, with the tank itself as the cathode — workpieces polish through 360° with no dead angle, and several castings run at once.
- Process stabilityConstant-current, constant-voltage control with overload and overheat protection, and stepless current adjustment. Safe working current is 25 A — do not run higher.
- Surface prepSandblast castings before electrolytic polishing; oxide layer and investment residue left on the surface ruin the finish.
- Duty cycleLong continuous runs heat the electrolyte. If the surface turns white and dull, stop and let the bath cool before continuing.
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