Large-Scale Silver Stripping Machine
A 5 metre, six-basket, 2000 litre stripping line for plants that de-plate by the batch.

Electrolytic silver de-plating for a workshop bench, 0.5 to 0.8 tonnes of parts a day.
A 2.5 by 1.1 by 0.9 metre PP tank with four stainless baskets and a 6 kW rectifier, built to pull the silver layer off rejected jewelry, plating racks and electronic parts without attacking the base metal underneath.
Manual acid stripping in open beakers is where small workshops lose silver: some of it stays on the rack, some goes down the drain with the rinse, and the operator breathes the rest. This machine turns that into a controlled electrolytic step with the silver ending up somewhere you can weigh it.

Transcribed from the published product data. Where a figure is not published it is not listed here, and it has not been estimated.
| Model | XHF-DJTYJ |
|---|---|
| Function | Remove silver from metal surfaces |
| Total dimensions | 2.5 x 1.1 x 0.9 m |
| Tank material | PP (polypropylene) |
| Crane material | Iron |
| Basket material | Stainless steel |
| Basket dimensions | 60 x 28 x 60 cm |
| Basket quantity | 4 units |
| Production capacity | 0.5 to 0.8 tons/day |
| Voltage | 380 V |
| Total power | 6 kW |
The silver layer is driven off electrochemically, so the stripping stops at the interface instead of eating into the substrate. Base parts come out reusable.
The tank runs with a closed filtration system, which is what keeps the emissions and the contamination inside the machine rather than in the room.
Three materials chosen for three different jobs: chemical resistance in the bath, load capacity on the frame, and rigidity in the baskets that get lifted in and out all day.
60 x 28 x 60 cm each, loaded and lifted as a set, which is how the 0.5 to 0.8 tonne daily figure is actually reached in a single-operator shop.
Low enough to sit on an existing workshop circuit, high enough to keep the current density stable across four full baskets.

Every photograph on this page is of the actual machine as supplied. Nothing here is a render.




Electroforming, plating, acid finishing and scrap recovery for factories making gold and silver pieces.
The urban mine: gold, silver, palladium and platinum recovered from boards, connectors and leach liquor.
Bath cleanliness, drag-out recovery and de-plating for plants running precious metal baths.
The published figure is 0.5 to 0.8 tons per day, with four stainless baskets of 60 x 28 x 60 cm on the crane frame. The spread is there because throughput depends on how thick the silver layer is and how tightly the baskets are packed.
The process is electrolytic rather than a straight acid soak, which is why the source description stresses complete removal of the silver layer with minimal metal loss. Parts are meant to come out reusable.
380 V, 6 kW total. Footprint is 2.5 x 1.1 x 0.9 m.
Yes. Customisation of size, capacity and functions is offered across the range; send the part geometry and the daily volume you need to clear.
A 5 metre, six-basket, 2000 litre stripping line for plants that de-plate by the batch.
80 to 92.5 percent scrap silver taken to 9999 on 10 percent dilute nitric acid alone.
High-frequency pulse recovery that pulls gold and silver straight out of spent solution as metal.
Send your daily volume and feed grade and we will confirm the size, capacity and power that fits. Production and delivery normally 7 to 15 working days after order confirmation.