Products
- Titanium Anode
- Sodium Hypochlorite Generator
- Cathodic Protection
- Electrodeposition of Metals
- Sewage Treatment
- Electroplating
- Hydrogen Generator
- Desalination of Sea Water
- Disinfection of Swimming Pool
- Etching Solution to Recover Copper
- Titanium Bicycle Parts
- Titanium Handlebar
- Titanium Frame
- Titanium Fork
- Titanium Stem
- Titanium Seatpost
- Titanium Pedal Spindle
Why is titanium used as anode?
Titanium is often used as an anode in various electrochemical processes because it is highly resistant to corrosion in both acidic and basic environments. When used as an anode, it can withstand high current densities and also has a low electrical resistance. It forms a protective oxide layer on its surface, which helps to prevent further corrosion and improves overall performance. Additionally, titanium is a lightweight metal, which makes it an ideal choice for anodes in applications where weight is a concern, such as aerospace or medical applications. Overall, the unique combination of high corrosion resistance, high current density capacity, low electrical resistance, and lightweight properties of titanium make it an excellent choice for use as an anode in electrochemical processes.
