Anolyte Cells for E-COA

Description

Anolyte Cells are a crucial component in Cathodic Electrocoat painting. Excess acid is released during the deposition process, which must be removed at a steady rate to keep the paint chemistry in balance. Anolyte Cells (or Membrane Electrodes) remove the acid via a positively charged anionic (or selective) membrane located in the shell of the anolyte cell. The Anolyte Cell also houses a positive electrode (anode) that drives high voltage DC current to the part being painted (cathode).

RisingSun Membrane offers Tubular Anolyte Cells systems to meet your electrocoating needs. 

The characteristics of RSTA**0
a. Electrode material:SUS**6L/ Ti, Titanium with iridium coated
b. Electrical Current Endure:*0A
c. Electrode Area:0.*5.m2/m
d. Low Resistance:<8ohm cm2/m
e, Permeate Selectivity:>*0％（0.5N Nac1/1.0N Nac1）
f, Ion Exchange Membrane Pressure intensity: *4kg/cm2
g, Water permeate rate:0.*5kg/cm2:0.2m1/h.dm2
h, Anodic Liquid Flux: 1.5l/min/m