Oil Tank Magnesium Anodes Cathodic Protection , Magnesium Anode Rod For Heat Water

Extrude Cast Aluminium vs Magnesium Anode Rod In Hot Water Systems , electric water heater

High Broad provides extruded magnesium anodes and aluminum anodes in various sizes with welded steel caps / resistor fittings for commercial water heaters.

Magnesium anodes are available with grade M-1/ AZ31 alloys with diameter sizes ranging between 0.50 to 1.05 inches. All products are produced under ISO standards, with quality tested by High Broad on a regular basis

Magnesium sacrificial anode protects against galvanic corrosion and extends the life of the water heater.

Suits all Kuuma and Force 10 brand marine water heaters.

Part Number: 41919A

Anode Material: Magnesium
Thread: 3/4" - 14 NPT

Total Length: 130mm / 5.1"

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Contact me for more details :

Vivian Jiang

International Marketing & Sales Department Manager

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China Hunan High Broad New Material Co.Ltd.

70 Chezhan North Road,Changsha, China 410100

Tel:+86-731-85717705 Fax:+86-731-85716569

Mobile/Whatsapp: +86-139-7488-3816

Email: vivian@hbnewmaterial.com , metal@vip.163.com

What Metals Are Used in Sacrificial Anode Rods?

Sacrificial anodes are usually made from relatively pure active metals, such as magnesium, aluminum, or zinc. These more active metals (anodes) oxidize and corrode much faster than the less active metals (cathodes).

• Magnesium generates around -1.6 volts

• Aluminum generates around -1.1 volts

• Zinc generates around -1.05 volts

As a result, magnesium anode rods tend to work better (succumbs to corrosion faster), but don’t last as long as other metals.

The anode rod is “self-sacrificing” and will continue to corrode until eventually it must be replaced. When there’s no sacrificial metal left on the anode, the tank can rust out, eventually causing it to burst.