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Tank
6
Bright Nickel
✓ Chemistry verified 2026-09-25
Current chemistry
Nickel Sulfate / Chloride · Boric Acid Buffer
pH 3.5–4.5 · 3–6 V DC
Operating temp
120–150 °F
Volume
800 gal working volume
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
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Sample document: a real SDS from A Brite Company for a comparable bath — Brite-Nickel BNI-600 (bright nickel additive). Your placards serve your own chemistry’s documents.
Technical Data Sheet (TDS)
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WARNING — hazard summary
- ▪Irritant / sensitizer (GHS07)
- ▪May cause allergy / suspect carcinogen (GHS08)
- ▪Electrified tank — power off before reaching in
- ▪Hot — burn hazard (120–150 °F)
Required PPE / actions
- ●Power off before reaching in
- ●Goggles
- ●Gloves
- ●Face shield
Working-bath hazard shown reflects electrolytic nickel plating service — sensitizer / carcinogenicity classification per the SDS.
Transport (concentrate)
Nickel salt concentrates ship as environmentally hazardous substances (Class 9, where applicable). Transport classification applies to packaged product — not this tank.