Power electronics
Power electronics
Electroplating rectifiers
Power units for plating lines, installed and serviced.
SZ-series switched-mode rectifiers with IGBTs and medium-frequency power transfer replace thyristor rectifiers — up to 92 % efficiency, ripple below 1 % and 1 – 100 % control, from a few hundred watts up to 10,000 A. We deliver them as a complete service from design to support; a new generation based on SiC technology comes to market in 2026.
What the equipment does
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Features
- IGBT switched-mode design with a medium-frequency transformer
- Up to 92 % efficiency, ripple below 1 %
- Output control 1 – 100 %
- Lower energy use than thyristor rectifiers
- Installation, parameter setting and commissioning
- Maintenance, diagnostics, warranty and post-warranty service
Technical data
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Parameters and applications
- Series
- SZ · SZS
- Efficiency
- up to 92 %
- Ripple
- ≤ 1 %
- Output
- up to 10,000 A / 15 V
- New
- SiC generation, 2026
Applications
- Electroplating shops
- Surface finishing
- Engineering production
We prepare exact ratings and variants to your brief.
References
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Where you will find them
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