Rare-earth plating aid for hot dip tinning and preparation method thereof
A kind of flux and hot dip plating technology, applied in hot dip plating process, coating, metal material coating process and other directions, can solve the problem that the solderability and protective performance of hot dip tin plating layer of electronic product leads cannot be fully guaranteed, Unsatisfactory ability to remove oxide film, discoloration of tinned round copper wire, etc., to improve thermal stability and ability to remove oxide film, strong ability to remove oxide film of copper substrate, and reduce corrosion effect
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[0042] Dissolve 80g of inorganic salt (56g of zinc chloride + 24g of ammonium chloride) in 100mL of hydrochloric acid solution with a mass concentration of 36%, stir well and set aside, it is liquid A. Dissolve 100g of lactic acid in 400mL of ethanol, then dissolve 20g of aniline hydrochloride in it, and finally dissolve 2g of cerium chloride, stir evenly and set aside, it is liquid B. Slowly pour liquid A into liquid B, then add ethanol to make the volume up to 1L, and stir evenly to obtain the rare earth flux for hot-dip tin plating.
[0043] After the copper wire (or copper-clad steel wire, copper-clad aluminum wire) has been pretreated by degreasing and cleaning, it is continuously immersed in the rare earth modified plating flux, and then quickly passes through the molten tin pot (the time in the tin bath is 1.5 ~2s), the thickness of the hot-dip tin coating obtained by using the rare earth modified plating flux is 8.5~9.0μm.
Embodiment 2
[0045] Dissolve 100g of inorganic salt (70g of zinc chloride + 30g of ammonium chloride) in 120mL of hydrochloric acid solution with a mass concentration of 36%, stir well and set aside, it is liquid A. Dissolve 50g of salicylic acid in 400mL of ethanol, then dissolve 20g of aniline hydrochloride in it, and finally dissolve 6g of lanthanum chloride, stir well and set aside, it is liquid B. Slowly pour liquid A into liquid B, add distilled water to make the volume up to 1L, and stir evenly to obtain the rare earth flux for hot-dip tin plating.
[0046] After the copper wire (or copper-clad steel wire, copper-clad aluminum wire) has been pretreated by degreasing and cleaning, it is continuously immersed in the rare earth modified plating flux, and then quickly passes through the molten tin pot (the time in the tin bath is 1.5 ~2s), the thickness of the hot-dip tin coating obtained by using the rare earth modified plating flux is 7.5~8.0μm.
Embodiment 3
[0048] Dissolve 150g of inorganic salt (105g of zinc chloride + 45g of ammonium chloride) in 170mL of hydrochloric acid solution with a mass concentration of 36%, stir well and set aside, it is liquid A. Dissolve 50g of stearic acid in 400mL of ethanol, then dissolve 20g of aniline hydrochloride in it, and finally dissolve 4g of yttrium chloride, stir evenly and set aside, it is liquid B. Slowly pour liquid A into liquid B, add distilled water to make the volume up to 1L, and stir evenly to obtain the rare earth flux for hot-dip tin plating.
[0049] After the copper wire (or copper-clad steel wire, copper-clad aluminum wire) has been pretreated by degreasing and cleaning, it is continuously immersed in the rare earth modified plating flux, and then quickly passes through the molten tin pot (the time in the tin bath is 1.5 ~2s), the thickness of the hot-dip tin coating obtained by using the rare earth modified plating flux is 6.0~7.0μm.
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