
Iridium Tantalum coated Titanium Anodes is an insoluble anode. It is a group of coatings with iridium oxide as conducting component, and tantalum oxide as inert oxide, were deposited on titanium, the IrO2/Ta2O5 coating is firmly bonded to the titanium substrate. Compared with the electrode with ordinary coating, it enhances the resistance to crevice corrosion and better improves the contact between the titanium substrate and the coating. Durability. Appearance shapes are: plate electrode, tube electrode, mesh electrode, rod electrode, wire electrode, etc.
The cutting, welding and forming of titanium substrate are based on customer drawings — Sand Blasting — Acid washing — Water rinsing — Repeated Brush Coating — Repeated high-temperature sintering — Finished product inspection — testing — packaging — transportation to customers — customer feedback after use — Response feedback information.
Electrolytic copper foil is copper foil produced by electrolytic copper sulfate. Due to the strict quality and performance requirements of the product, the stability of the electrolytic conditions in production is strict, and the anode must carry a large current. The precious metal-coated titanium electrode has a stable pole pitch and has lower energy consumption. At the same time, the titanium anode has the advantage of repeated use after recoating. After the life of the titanium anode reaches the end, it can be reused by recoating. In this way, both in terms of energy consumption and anode cost will be greatly saved. Because of its above advantages, iridium tantalum coated titanium anodes are widely used in the manufacturing process of electrolytic copper foil, from the formation of copper foil at the front end to the post-treatment of copper foil.