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As long as you apply current (recommended for application Current Density) and tin solution within spec it will plate. So it is not self limited.
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Aleks Lozinsky
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Subject: [TN] Bright tin Plating, electrolytic plating
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Is electrolytic bright tin plating self-limiting in thickness?
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