Electrodeposited Titanium Electrode for Zinc
The titanium-based lead dioxide anode developed by Taijin Company can replace pure lead anode, lead-tin, or lead-antimony alloy anode, and precious metal anode in the field of hydrometallurgy.
Product features: corrosion resistance, minimal lead dissolution, good electrical conductivity, and the ability to pass large currents.
Product advantages: Compared with traditional lead anodes, it can increase by 2%, reduce lead dissolution rate by 99%, extend service life, and reduce costs.
Application conditions: PH＜4, sulfuric acid＜500g/L, temperature＜80℃, F-＜20ppm, Cl-＜50ppm, Ca＜50ppm, Mg＜50ppm, Mn＜1ppm, oil content＜3ppm, H2O2＜1ppm.
Application areas: electrolytic nickel, electrolytic zinc, electrolytic copper.
What is electrodeposited titanium electrode for zinc?
The electrodeposited titanium electrode for zinc is a high-quality electrode used in various electrochemical applications. It is designed to provide excellent performance and durability, making it suitable for demanding industrial and commercial applications.
The electrode is made from high-quality titanium material, which offers superior corrosion resistance and electrical conductivity. It is specifically designed for zinc electroplating processes, ensuring efficient and reliable zinc deposition on the substrate surface.
Working Principle:
The electrode works based on the principle of electrodeposition, where an electric current is passed through the electrode, causing the zinc ions in the plating solution to be reduced and deposited onto the substrate surface. This electrode offers excellent chemical compatibility, ensuring stable and uniform zinc plating results.
System Composition:
The electrode consists of a titanium substrate coated with a thin layer of active material. The active material helps to enhance the electrode's electrical conductivity and provides a durable surface for zinc deposition. The electrode is available in various sizes and configurations to meet different application requirements.
Structure and Characteristics:
The electrodeposited titanium electrode for zinc features a unique structure that promotes efficient zinc deposition and ensures long-lasting performance. It has a smooth and uniform surface, allowing for uniform current distribution and improved plating quality. The titanium substrate provides excellent corrosion resistance, ensuring the electrode's longevity even in harsh operating conditions.
Performance Parameters:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Electrical Conductivity | High |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent |
| Plating Uniformity | High |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 80°C |
Technical Parameters:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | Customizable |
| Coating Thickness | 5-10 μm |
| Operating Current Density | 5-20 A/dm² |
| Operating Voltage | 3-5 V |
Economic Indicators:
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Cost-effectiveness | High |
| Longevity | Long-lasting |
| Maintenance Cost | Low |
Key Features:
High electrical conductivity
Excellent corrosion resistance
Uniform and efficient zinc plating
Customizable size and configuration
Durable and long-lasting
Low maintenance requirements
Applications:
The electrodeposited titanium electrode is widely utilized in zinc electroplating across diverse industries including automotive, electronics, aerospace, and general manufacturing. This advanced anode technology enables high-quality, corrosion-resistant zinc coatings on various substrates.
(1)In the automotive industry, zinc plating of steel components with titanium anodes provides excellent corrosion protection for vehicle bodies and chassis parts.
(2)The aerospace industry relies on zinc plating with titanium anodes to guard against corrosion failure in demanding operating environments.
(3)Electronics applications employ zinc plating to resist corrosion on contacts, connectors, fasteners, and metal housings, helping ensure reliable performance.
(4)General manufacturing uses zinc plating on fabricated metal components, hardware, and tools to extend service lifetime under corrosive conditions.
The electrodeposited titanium anode facilitates high-speed, high-efficiency zinc electroplating. Its large surface area and efficient activation sustain high current densities needed for rapid plating. The dimensional stability protects against warping and damage. The high-purity titanium substrate offers superb conductivity and corrosion resistance in zinc-plating baths. Compared to zinc or aluminum anodes, the titanium anode increases plating speed, improves uniformity, and lowers operational costs.
With its superior performance and reliability, the electrodeposited titanium anode has become the proven industry standard for zinc electroplating systems across mission-critical aerospace applications to high-volume automotive and general manufacturing. Its technological and operational advantages satisfy the productivity, quality, and cost requirements for modern zinc plating applications.
FAQ:
Q: What is the operating temperature range for the electrode?
A: The electrode can operate at temperatures up to 80°C.
Q: Can the electrode be customized to specific sizes?
A: Yes, the electrode can be customized to meet specific size requirements.
Q: Is the electrode suitable for high-current applications?
A: Yes, the electrode is designed to handle high-current density operations.
For more information or inquiries about our electrodeposited titanium electrode for zinc, please contact us at yangbo@tjanode.com.
