Description

Titanium Plate Anode is widely used in various industrial processes such as electroplating, electrolysis, and electrochemical reactions.
Made from high-purity titanium, it offers excellent corrosion resistance, long service life, and high current efficiency. Titanium anodes are suitable for use in both acidic and alkaline environments and can be customised to meet specific current density and dimensional requirements.

Compared with other anode materials, the Titanium Coated Plate Anode provides superior performance and extended lifespan, making it an ideal choice for demanding electrochemical applications.

Titanium Substrate Composition

Regular Coating Types

Key Characteristics

Coating: Mixed Ruthenium and Iridium

Chlorine Evolution Potential: < 1.13 V

Polarizability: ≤ 40 mV

Accelerated Life: ≥ 3000 min (at 1000 A/m²)

Anode Strengthening Weight Loss: ≤ 10 mg

Suitable Environment: Chloride-containing solution, pH ≤ 7

Coating Content & Service Life

Recommended Operating Parameters

Current Density: < 600 A/m²

Operating Temperature: 40–60 °C

Chlorine Concentration: 30–50 g/L

Polarity Reversal: Suitable

Reversal Frequency: Every 2–4 hours

Regular Sizes of Titanium Coated Plate

Applications

1. Electroplating: Suitable for gold, silver, copper, and other metal plating.

2. Chlor-Alkali Production: Used in the manufacture of sodium hydroxide and chlorine.

3. Desalination: Applied in water desalination systems for salt removal.

4. Seawater Purification: Used to purify seawater for industrial and potable use.

5. Cathodic Protection: Protects ships, offshore platforms, and submerged structures from corrosion.

6. Metal Recovery: Recovers valuable metals from industrial waste streams.

7. Hydrogen Production: Utilised in electrolysis for hydrogen generation.