Titanium mesh for chlor-alkali production serves as the core anode component in ion-exchange membrane electrolyzers. During saturated brine electrolysis, it efficiently catalyzes chloride ion oxidation for chlorine evolution, with a chlorine evolution potential <1.13V. This mesh is a key recyclable material for DONGSHENG’s industrial scrap recovery operations.
De Nora: Global leader in chlor-alkali anodes; patented DSA® titanium anodes hold 60% market share, ideal for high-current-density electrolyzers.
AGC: Pioneer in iridium-tantalum composite coatings; their titanium mesh is used in advanced zero-gap membrane electrolyzers.
Baoji Changli Special Metals: Cost-effective solutions with competitively priced titanium mesh.
Base material: TA1 titanium (GB standard) or Gr1 titanium (ASTM), purity ≥99.7%, thickness 0.3–1.0mm
Current density tolerance: 6 kA/m²
Cell voltage: <3.0V
Chlorine evolution efficiency: >98%
Mesh design: Diamond-shaped expanded mesh (hole length: 2–5mm)
Coating adhesion: ≥15MPa (GB/T 3623 standard)