Copper Anodes

Tamra manufactures high purity copper anodes in different shapes and sizes for electrolytic copper plating. Nuggets and bar anodes are produced by a continuous casting process, while balls are produced by forging. After fabrication and sizing, the anodes are cleaned and washed so they are ready to use when they arrive.

Tamra provides two grades of copper to meet the needs of most plating. The oxygen content of oxygen free anodes is controlled to less than 10ppm to provide uniform dissolution in cyanide, pyrophosphate and fluoborate baths. Phosphorised copper anodes containing 0.04-0.06 percent phosphorus are required for acid copper solutions.

Nuggets are the most common form of copper anode. They are typically 1” in diameter by one-inch-long, but other sizes are available. Both OF and Phosphorus copper nuggets are available.

Tamra phosphorous copper anode with high quality plating properties, commences with supreme quality copper cathode melted with precision % of phosphorous under vigilant controlled conditions. Cast continuous rods are produced in inert atmosphere without any scope of copper's contact with air. Stage inspections are assured and monitored strictly during further process. Thus the oxygen free melt remains 0.04-0.06% consistently.