Boron-doped CVD diamond (BDD) is a high-performance polycrystalline diamond material synthesized through chemical vapor deposition. This advanced material combines the exceptional properties of diamond with enhanced electrical conductivity, making it ideal for demanding industrial applications including water treatment systems.

• Exceptional hardness: 7000-10000 kg/mm² Vickers hardness
• High electrical conductivity and thermal diffusivity
• Chemical inertness and corrosion resistance
• Low resistance and minimal background current
• Wide electrochemical window with high oxygen evolution potential
• Superior physical and chemical stability

BDD electrodes utilize boron-doped diamond film as the anode material, typically paired with titanium or other suitable cathode materials. The unique sp3 bond structure provides exceptional electrochemical characteristics for treating hard-to-biodegrade organic wastewater in pure water treatment systems.

• Excellent hardness, sharpness, and thermal stability
• Unmatched availability in custom shapes and sizes
• Highly consistent and controllable quality standards
• Simplified manufacturing and tool dressing processes
• Longer operational lifetime with lower erosion rates