Pepetools - Precision Engineered Professional Equipment

Nickle Anode

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$21.75 $29 In stock

Anode comes with banana plug to easily work with the Pepetools IPS Rectifier. Nickle is necessary when plating gold. The Pepetools anode you will get a more consistent result. The flexible anode  is made to fit in a 1000mL or 500mL beaker.

  • Flexible material, can be bent in any shape depending on bath. 
  • Perfect for 1000mL beakers
  • Banana plug on 8" flexible wire 
  • "T" Design to maximum surface area, T measures 6" long, 12" wide and .5MM (.002") thick
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

Swapped out my old setup for this one and the banana plug made hooking it up to the rectifier a total breeze—no fiddly wiring. Gold plating came out noticeably smoother and more even right away. Definitely keeping this in my rotation.

Aurora N. ★★★★★

The flexi connection is a nice touch—it bends easily around my workbench without stressing the cable. I've run three gold plating sessions this week and the nickel layer came out even and consistent every time.

Steven ★★★★★

The banana plug connection made setup straightforward with my rectifier, and the nickel plating results have been noticeably more consistent compared to generic anodes.