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Electroforming

Author: Jacques MARCHAL

Publication date: July 10, 2001

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5. Health and safety

When handling chemicals on electroforming baths, operators are protected by wearing acid-resistant gloves, protective goggles or shields, safety shoes, rubber aprons or appropriate clothing.

In the event of acid or base splashes, use a safety shower and eyewash station.

Working tanks are equipped with a system for extracting off-gases.

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