Thickness: 0.02–0.03 µm
- Optimises adhesion between bronze and palladium
- Barrier against gold stripping solutions
- Replaces gold strike, with significant cost savings
- In XRF measurements, its palladium adds to that of the subsequent palladium plating


A patented bath that deposits an alloy of copper, tin and palladium, in two versions: STRIKE for thin deposits and HT as a functional layer.
Approximately 35% palladium in the alloy: the basis for its oxidation resistance and precious metal savings.
As its alloy contains both copper and tin and palladium, 7900 has excellent chemical compatibility with both of the layers it sits between.
Designed for the nickel-free cycles required by brands.
Bonds white bronze and palladium perfectly.
Reduces peeling and blistering in production.
Two versions of the same bath, for two different roles in the cycle.
Thickness: 0.02–0.03 µm
Thickness: approx. 0.3 µm, up to 0.5 µm
The palladium contained in the 7900 adds to that of the layer: the same resistance with 0.2 µm of total palladium versus 0.4 µm in the standard cycle.
Examples of plating cycles on brass, with the same performance.