Abstract: A continuous contact plater is disclosed having a pair of opposed belts for grasping and driving contact points through a pair of opposed jaws to be plated by contact on an anode roller, the same describing a helical trace on the roller. A metering roller is provided to adjustably determine the concentration of the printing fluid on the main roller, and a tray is positioned beneath the main roller to the end that a porous sleeve on the roller on the main roller constantly passes into the electroplating solution in the tray. Adjustment means are provided to adjust the roller with regard to the contact points between the opposed belts, the latter being fixed with regard to the frame of the unit.

Abstract: A continuous contact plater is disclosed having a pair of opposed belts for grasping and driving contact points through a pair of opposed jaws to be plated by contact on an anode roller, the same describing a helical trace on the roller. A metering roller is provided to adjustably determine the concentration of the plating fluid on the main roller, and a tray is positioned beneath the anode roller to the end that a porous sleeve on the anode roller constantly passes into the electro-plating solution in the tray. Adjustment means are provided to adjust the roller with regard to the contact points between the opposed belts, the latter being fixed with regard to the frame of the unit.