Titanium Anode and Electrode

The procedure entails brushing, sintering, and electroplating. The coating's components and quantities vary depending on the purpose. It is typically separated into three categories: PbO2 titanium anode, mmo coated titanium anode, and platinum electroplated titanium anode. It can be broadly categorized into titanium anodes for water treatment, titanium anodes for electroplating, titanium anodes for cathodic protection, titanium anodes for chlor-alkali, titanium anodes for electrophoretic coating, titanium anodes for electrodeposition, titanium anodes for electrolytic copper foil, etc., depending on the various uses.

Titanium Anode & Electrode Types

Ruthenium Coated Titanium Anodes

Ruthenium-coated titanium anodes are used in a variety of electrochemical processes, including wastewater treatment, cathodic protection with high current density and acid resistance, electrolysis of brine to create effective disinfectants, and chlor-alkali electrolyzers for the production of hydrogen, chlorine, and sodium hydroxide.

Iridium Coated Titanium Anode

The titanium anodes with iridium coating help electroplating procedures go smoothly by ensuring uniform coatings and better corrosion resistance. These anodes are a crucial part of the electroplating process and improve the strength and quality of plated goods.

Platinized Titanium Electrodes for Electrolysis

Electrodes made of platinized titanium are essential in many electrochemical processes. These electrodes combine the advantages of platinum's outstanding electrocatalytic capabilities and titanium's strength.