5 Things to Know Before Buying 5000a Water Cooled Rectifier

Secure the reliability of your electrochemical process with water cooled FlexKraft high-current rectifiers

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Five reasons for choosing FlexKraft water-cooled rectifiers:

1. Your plating environment is too hot for air cooling (40°C or more)
2. You don't want to invest in a controlled cooling environment for your rectifiers
3. Conditions are too dusty or harsh for effective air cooling
4. You want to reduce thermal stress to optimise rectifier life and performance
5. You use corrosive alkaline solutions, or powder bases that generate particulates

PLUS: Our water-cooled FlexKraft' rectifiers are covered by an extended 3-year guarantee, as part of our special promotion running until December .

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Simply use your own water-cooling system, or add our purpose-built CoolKraft' heat exchanger if you prefer.

A DC switch is used for isolating the output of a rectifier and may be configured for various applications to reduce downtime. When downtime is unacceptable, a DC switch connected to the normal production unit and a standby unit provides a quick means of switching between the two in the event of a failure or for routine maintenance. The DC switch ensures that DC power is not present in the rectifier, so that it can be serviced safely by repair personnel. While the down unit is being serviced, the other unit will operate normally. You will not need to shut down the line when servicing the rectifiers. For multi-zone operation, there are many different configurations for DC switches. The most common is that a DC switch enables one rectifier to supply power to any zone. This can be either of the two primary rectifiers, or even a standby. A DC switch may also be configured to switch one rectifier between multiple tanks.

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