Tel: +8615891192169 Email: sales@cxmet.com

Titanium Oxide Electrode: High-Performance Solutions for Advanced Electrochemical Applications

Product Introduction

Our titanium oxide electrodes are engineered to excel in demanding electrochemical environments. These electrodes combine the corrosion resistance of titanium with the exceptional catalytic properties of oxide coatings, making them ideal for various applications in water treatment, chemical production, and energy storage systems.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Superior corrosion resistance in aggressive environments
  • High catalytic activity for improved efficiency
  • Extended lifespan, reducing replacement frequency
  • Low overpotential, leading to energy savings
  • Uniform current distribution for consistent performance
  • Excellent mechanical stability under high-stress conditions
  • OEM and Customization Services: Customized Geometries and Exact Dimensions

    At CXMET, we understand that one size doesn't fit all. Our team of experts works closely with you to design and manufacture titanium oxide electrodes tailored to your specific requirements. Whether you need custom dimensions, unique geometries, or specialized coatings, we've got you covered.

  • Titanium substrate for exceptional durability
  • Advanced oxide coatings for enhanced catalytic activity
  • Precision-engineered surface area for optimal performance
  • Variety of shapes available (plates, rods, meshes, etc.)
  • Optional edge sealing for improved lifespan
  • Technical Specifications

  • Substrate material: Grade 1 or 2 titanium
  • Coating options: IrO2, RuO2, Ta2O5, and custom blends
  • Thickness range: 0.5mm to 10mm
  • Standard sizes: Up to 1000mm x 2000mm (larger sizes available upon request)
  • Operating temperature: Up to 80°C (higher temperatures available with special coatings)
  • Current density: Up to 10 kA/m² (application-dependent)
  • Applications and Industries

    Our titanium oxide electrodes find use in various industries, including:

  • Water treatment and desalination
  • Chlor-alkali production
  • Metal electrowinning and electroplating
  • Cathodic protection systems
  • Fuel cell and battery technologies
  • Environmental remediation
  • To maximize the performance and lifespan of your titanium oxide electrodes:

  • Maintain proper electrolyte concentration and pH levels
  • Ensure even current distribution across the electrode surface