Titanium mesh electrode uses Gr1 titanium as the substrate with a platinum coating brushed on the surface.

• Imported brush plating sintering process
• Pt purity 99%
• Coating thickness 0.1-15mm
• Substrate fully plated with platinum

The Platinum Coated Titanium Mesh Electrode is fully immersed in the ion-conducting solution as a counter electrode. An electric current is passed between the working electrode and the Platinum Coated Titanium Mesh Electrode for a specified duration.

After processing, the electrode should be washed several times with ethanol and dried under nitrogen flow. Store in a dedicated compartment to avoid scratching. Discoloration may indicate degradation (dissolution) of the platinum layer and oxidation of the titanium mesh.

This electrode is primarily used in systems with high risk of contamination by organic or inorganic deposits during electrochemical reactions. It serves as a cost-effective replacement for pure platinum electrodes in electrodeposition processes.

• Sintered titanium-based platinum coated anodes extend the life of titanium anodes through high-temperature treatment
• Platinum anode failure typically occurs from layer detachment rather than coating depletion
• The sintering process significantly extends service life compared to standard coatings