Tiaano manufacturer and supplier of Platinum plated Anodes (Electrodes) for various electrolysis application. In adherence to the set industry standards, our provided pt anode is well-manufactured using high grade raw material and latest technology. Platinised titanium can have expressively different properties from platinum itself.
Owing to its corrosion-free and fine finish, to ensure the good quality, the offered anode is severely tested by our quality experts against different quality parameters. Tiaano Electrolysis Anodes (Electrodes) consist of a titanium or Niobium based material in the form of expanded mesh, sheet, rod, wire, tube or pipe.
Platinum is the most active metal for any electro chemical or electrolysis process due to its current conducting property. Platinum being the most costly material logical utilization of Platinum for the greater value ensures economical solution. Platinized Anodes is none but a rational utilization of platinum by plating limited quantity on to titanium to achieve the same result as using platinum metal.
The standard platinum layer thickness is 0.5 micron to 5 micron in case of higher loads layer thickness of up to 20 micron. The lifetime of platinized titanium or Platinised Niobium anodes is in particular dependent on the work medium (electrolyte) and the anodic current (specific current density). Platinised titanium anodes or platinized Niobium Anodes combine the excellent electrochemical characteristics of platinum with the good corrosion qualities of titanium.
They are characterized by the following features and provide more advantages: -
• Long operating life even at high current density and repairs free
• Economical due to quiet platinum requirements
• Extreme dimensional stability and load resistance
• Good current distribution
• High corrosion resistance and Energy saving potential
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