Electroplating is a metal finishing process for corrosion resistance and decoration, depositing a thin metal layer on workpieces via direct current. Noble metal oxide-coated titanium electrodes serve as long-lasting insoluble anodes for various electroplating (gold, rhodium, chrome, copper, nickel, zinc), and can be cleaned, repaired and recoated for reuse when the coating is spent.

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Description

Using state-of-the-art technology, the titanium base is taken to a high temperature ( ≥1200 °C) in a vacuum sintering furnace ensuring total adhesion of the coating. Thus, the coating consumption rate is extremely low and uniform, measured in milligrams per ampere-year.

Technical Measurement	Performance
Coating Element	Iridium Oxide (IrO₂), Tantalum Oxide (Ta₂O₅)
Coating Thickness	6~12 μm
Coating Uniformity	85% min.

Working Environment

Technical Measurement	Performance
Current Density	500~800 A/m²
Operating Voltage	≤ 24V
pH Range	1~14
Temperature	< 85 °C
Fluoride Ion Content	< 50 mg/L

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