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A 5 KVA Electroplating Rectifier is a specialized device used in the electroplating process to convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC), which is required for plating various metals onto substrates. With a 5 KVA capacity, this rectifier is suited for smaller to medium-scale electroplating operations, such as plating small parts, jewelry, electronics, and other low- to medium-power electroplating applications.

A 9 KVA Electroplating Rectifier is a specialized electrical device used to convert AC (alternating current) into DC (direct current), which is necessary for electroplating processes. The 9 KVA rating indicates that this rectifier is designed for medium-scale electroplating operations, handling a maximum load of up to 9,000 VA. This type of rectifier is typically used in industries that require a stable and adjustable DC power supply to electroplate parts like jewelry, automotive components, electronic parts, and hardware.

A 100 KVA Electroplating Rectifier is a specialized electrical device used in electroplating processes to convert AC (alternating current) power into DC (direct current) power at a regulated output. Electroplating is a process where a thin layer of metal is deposited on a conductive surface by using an electric current, and the rectifier plays a crucial role in ensuring that the current is stable, precise, and suitable for plating operations. With a 100 KVA capacity, this rectifier is designed to handle high-power electroplating processes, often used in large-scale industrial applications.

A 50 KVA Electroplating Rectifier is a high-capacity, industrial-grade device used to convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) for electroplating processes. This type of rectifier is designed for large-scale electroplating applications, handling significant power loads, and ensuring that the plating process runs efficiently with precise control of current and voltage. A 50 KVA rating indicates that the rectifier can handle up to 50,000 VA of power, making it suitable for plating larger parts or multiple electroplating tanks simultaneously in industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, jewelry, and heavy machinery manufacturing.