Water Conditions Reviewed

We match the electrode to the tap, filtered or RO water your users actually pour in.

Cell Structure Confirmed

Pair spacing, membrane fit and sealing are checked first, so parts drop straight into your housing.

Hydrogen Water Systems

Custom Titanium Electrodes for Hydrogen Water Cups and Machines

Platinum-coated titanium electrodes and matched electrode pairs, made to your drawing and checked against your water, cell structure, power supply and operating cycle. Your device gets stable hydrogen output, a reliable seal and the same performance in every repeat batch.

Tell us about your device and get an engineer-reviewed electrode recommendation.

Power Window Defined

Current, voltage and cycle time are set against your battery or adapter to protect coating life.

Validation Planned

Sample quantity, test method and pilot batch are agreed up front, so qualification stays on schedule.

Product Overview

What the Titanium Electrode Does Inside a Hydrogen Water Device

In hydrogen water cups, bottles, dispensers and countertop machines, a compact electrolytic cell uses one pair of electrodes to electrolyze water: hydrogen forms at the cathode while oxygen-side reactions take place at the anode. ARY Titanium manufactures these coated titanium electrodes, including platinum-coated titanium, and selects the coating for your cell structure, water condition and electrical load. Every part is produced to your drawing, active area, thickness and connection method, so you receive a functional component, not a generic metal plate.

Portable hydrogen water bottle with a compact electrolytic cell in the base Level 1 · Device

Device View

A Small Component That Defines Device Performance

The electrode pair sits in the base or cell chamber of your device. When its fit, coating and connection are right, you see stable output, a dry seal and fewer after-sales replacements.

Electrolytic cell producing gas bubbles between two electrodes Level 2 · Cell

Cell View

Electrode Pair, Polarity and Spacing

We confirm anode, cathode, polarity, gap and sealing interface together, because the pair works as one part. Your engineers avoid trial-and-error fitting on the assembly line.

Fine hydrogen bubbles rising from an electrode surface in water Level 3 · Surface

Surface View

Coating and Titanium Substrate

The coating is matched to your water, current and cycle time, and plate, mesh or expanded mesh is chosen for active area and gas release. The result is an electrode surface built for your operating window.

The same outside dimensions do not guarantee the same electrochemical fit. Water, cell structure, power supply and validation conditions must be reviewed together.

Not sure your current electrode matches your cell? Let our engineers review it.

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Application Scenarios

Which Hydrogen Water Device Are You Building?

Turn the display to your device type. Each one puts different demands on the electrode, so you see straight away what we check before quoting.

Portable Hydrogen Water Cups and Bottles

Compact electrodes built for battery power and a small, sealed base, so your cup stays leak-free and consistent across large production runs.

  • Round or custom-shaped electrodes cut to your base drawing
  • Coating matched to a battery-powered current window
  • Pin or tab terminals designed around your seal

Buyer Question

Can the electrode fit our existing cup base and stay consistent across large production runs?

Yes. We work from your drawing and hold every repeat batch to the approved sample.

Countertop and Dispenser Hydrogen Water Machines

Larger active areas and longer daily cycles need an electrode chosen for endurance, so your machine keeps its output through daily office or household use.

  • Active area sized for your output target
  • Coating reviewed for long daily operating hours
  • Flow and cleaning conditions included in the review

Buyer Question

Which electrode and cell arrangement suits our water source and operating hours?

Share your water source and duty cycle, and we recommend a coating and form with clear assumptions.

Inline and Under-Sink Hydrogen Water Units

Flow-through cells under water pressure need precise geometry and long-term spare supply, so your installers and end users get easy replacements for years.

  • Electrodes made to your flow-cell drawing
  • Sealing interface checked against line pressure
  • Private part numbers for replacement electrodes

Buyer Question

Can you manufacture electrodes to our flow cell drawing and support spare parts later?

Yes. Approved drawings and part numbers stay on file for repeat and replacement orders.

Custom Electrolytic Modules and R&D Prototypes

New geometries and coating comparisons start with a few sample sets, so your R&D team can test ideas without committing to a large first order.

  • New electrode geometries from sketches or CAD
  • Coating options compared side by side
  • Small sample quantities and fast design iteration

Buyer Question

Can we start with a few sample sets before committing to production?

Yes. Sample sets and pilot quantities are supported for development and supplier qualification.

The device name is only a starting point. Final selection depends on your actual water, cell, power and operating data.

Building one of these devices? Tell us which one and what it needs to achieve.

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Cell Structure

Direct Electrolysis or Membrane Cell: Drag to Compare the Electrode Requirements

The two cell types ask very different things of the electrode. Pick a topic, drag the divider and see which details we confirm for your structure, so the quote you receive already reflects the right design.

Ion-exchange membrane used in a membrane electrode cell
Direct electrolysis cell with two electrodes in the same water chamber
Direct Electrolysis Cell Membrane Electrode Cell (PEM / SPE)

Drag the blue handle at the bottom of the divider to reveal more of either cell.

Direct Electrolysis Cell

Anode and cathode sit in the same water chamber with a defined spacing.

Water Condition: performance depends on the conductivity and mineral content of the water in the chamber, so we review your water source before choosing the coating.

Electrode Contact: spacing, parallelism and current distribution across the active area are held to your drawing for even output.

Gas Path: hydrogen and oxygen-side products share the chamber and leave through the water, so electrode form supports clean bubble release.

Electrode Form: plate, mesh or custom-shaped electrodes with mounting tabs or pins that fit your base.

Information Required: water source, spacing, active area, current and cycle time.

Membrane Electrode Cell (PEM / SPE Structure)

Electrodes press against an ion-exchange membrane that separates the anode and cathode sides.

Water Condition: often used where low-conductivity water such as purified or RO water must be electrolyzed, giving your device more freedom of water source.

Electrode Contact: flatness, contact pressure and surface condition against the membrane are controlled to protect the membrane and keep contact even.

Gas Path: anode-side products are separated by the membrane and vented through a defined outlet, so the electrode must support that venting design.

Electrode Form: mesh or expanded mesh forms that release gas and spread contact evenly across the membrane.

Information Required: membrane type and size, compression method, active area, current and venting design.

ARY Titanium manufactures electrodes for the cell structure you have designed and can advise on electrode-related options. Device architecture and end-product claims remain the decision of your brand.

Tell us which cell structure you use and we will confirm the electrode details that matter.

Confirm My Cell Structure
Coating and Substrate

Match the Coating and Titanium Form to Your Cell

No single coating suits every hydrogen water device. Turn the outer ring to a coating direction and the inner ring to a titanium form, and the dial shows why that pairing may fit. We review your cell structure, water, current, cycle and cleaning practice before recommending one, so you pay for the electrode your device actually needs.

Titanium Substrate Forms

Your Pairing Platinum-CoatedIridium-BasedMMO OptionYour Specification + Titanium PlateTitanium MeshExpanded MeshCustom Form

Why This Coating

Platinum-Coated TitaniumCommonly considered for hydrogen water cups and machines that need a stable, compact electrode surface in drinking-water electrolysis. To confirm: current, cycle time and cleaning method. Check in samples: surface condition and output after repeated cycles.

Iridium-Based CoatingCan be evaluated for anode positions with demanding oxygen-evolution conditions, including some membrane cell designs. To confirm: anode load and membrane structure. Check in samples: voltage trend over test hours.

MMO Coating OptionsMixed metal oxide options can be discussed when your cell conditions and validation plan support them. To confirm: water chemistry and target reaction. Check in samples: by-products and stability under your test method.

Customer-Specified CoatingWe manufacture to your existing coating specification when you provide the requirement and acceptance criteria, which keeps an approved design unchanged while adding a second source.

Why This Titanium Form

Titanium PlateGives a defined gap and straightforward mounting in direct electrolysis cells, so assembly stays simple and repeatable.

Titanium MeshIts open structure lets bubbles leave the surface quickly, helping keep the active area working in compact chambers.

Expanded MeshSpreads contact and current evenly across a membrane, which supports uniform performance in PEM or SPE cells.

Custom Fabricated FormRound, ring, slotted or welded shapes are made for special housings, so you do not need to redesign your device around a standard part.

Service life depends on current, water condition, operating cycle, temperature and cleaning. We do not give universal lifetime claims without your actual operating data.

Share your operating data and get a coating and substrate recommendation with clear assumptions.

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Operating Conditions

Seven Operating Factors That Shape Electrode Selection

Push up any fader to see how that factor changes the electrode. We review all seven before recommending a coating or form, so your quote is based on how the device really runs, not on size alone.

Glass of drinking water prepared for electrolysis testingFactor Readout

Water Source and Conductivity

Tap, filtered, purified, mineral or RO water changes how the cell conducts current and which cell structure suits it.

Knowing your water lets us match coating and structure to it, so output stays steady wherever your device is sold.

Hardness and Deposits

Calcium, magnesium and other minerals may form deposits on the cathode and change electrical behavior over time.

We factor hardness into spacing and form, which helps cut scale-related complaints and service calls.

Current and Current Density

Total current and active area together set the load on the coated surface.

Sizing the active area to your current keeps the coating inside a sensible working window and protects its life.

Voltage and Power Supply

Battery, USB or adapter supply, voltage range and polarity control shape the electrode working window.

An electrode matched to your power design avoids wasted energy and early drop-off in battery-powered cups.

Operating Cycle

Cycle length, cycles per day and standby periods influence coating wear and how validation should be planned.

With your real duty cycle, our sample tests reflect daily use and give you results you can trust.

Temperature

Cold, room-temperature or warm water affects conductivity and operating conditions inside the cell.

Including temperature avoids surprises when your device is used in a different climate or with warm water.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Descaling method, cleaning agents and user instructions should be compatible with the coated surface.

We check your cleaning guidance against the coating, so your users' routine care does not shorten electrode life.

Please share actual values with units. Estimated or unknown items can be marked for clarification.

Have your operating data ready? Send it and receive a selection based on real conditions.

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Built to Your Drawing

Built to Fit Your Compact Electrolytic Cell

In a small hydrogen water device, a few tenths of a millimeter decide whether the electrode installs, seals and performs. Follow the assembly sequence below: at each step we control the detail that matters, so parts go straight into your production line without rework.

Assembly Guide · 6 Steps
1
Perforated titanium sheet cut to a defined outline
Outline

Electrode Shape and Active Area

Round, ring, rectangular, slotted or custom outlines are cut to your cell chamber, so the active area delivers the output your device was designed for.

Step 1 of 6
2
Caliper measuring the thickness of a small metal part
Measure

Thickness and Flatness

Controlled thickness and flatness keep spacing consistent or membrane contact even, which keeps cell behavior the same from unit to unit.

Step 2 of 6
3
Platinum electrode assembly positioned inside a glass housing
Position

Spacing and Support

Electrode gap, supports and positioning features hold the pair aligned, so your assemblers place it once and it stays where it belongs.

Step 3 of 6
4
TIG welding a lead onto a small round metal part
Connect

Terminal Pins, Tabs and Welding

Pin, tab or welded lead designs are matched to your circuit board and power connection, giving a secure contact without extra adapters.

Step 4 of 6
5
Threaded bottle base fitting with a sealing ring
Seal

Sealing Interface

Electrode edges and terminal positions are designed around your O-ring or seal, helping your device stay leak-free in daily use.

Step 5 of 6
6
Production line operator assembling small electronic devices
Assemble

Housing Fit and Assembly Direction

Mounting holes, orientation marks and polarity identification make assembly fast and mistake-proof on your production line.

Step 6 of 6

Send your drawing or a sample part. We confirm dimensions, tolerances and any missing information before quoting.

Have a drawing or a sample electrode? Get a dimension check before you order.

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Common Problems

Where Electrode Problems Appear During a Device's Life and Where to Start Checking

Most electrode complaints show up at a predictable stage, from first assembly to repeat purchase. Tap a point on the timeline to see the likely cause, the data to check and how we respond, so your team can fix the root cause instead of swapping parts blindly.

Kitchen sink faucet where a hydrogen water unit is used every day

Electrode Does Not Fit the Housing

Possible Causes

Drawing revision mismatch, warping or inconsistent thickness.

Data to Check

Approved drawing, tolerance requirement and inspection record.

How We Respond

Dimensional inspection against the released drawing revision, so every part matches the version your line is built for.

Leakage Around Terminals or Seals

Possible Causes

Terminal position, edge quality or dimensional deviation at the sealing interface.

Data to Check

Drawing revision, seal design and measured dimensions.

How We Respond

Sealing-related dimensions and terminal design are confirmed before production, reducing returns caused by leaks.

Odor, Taste or Unexpected By-Products

Possible Causes

Water chemistry, anode-side reactions or a cell structure without suitable separation.

Data to Check

Water source, cell structure, venting design and test method.

How We Respond

We clarify the electrode-related factors with your engineers; overall device design and testing remain with your brand.

Scale Builds Up on the Electrode

Possible Causes

Hard water, long standby with water inside or insufficient cleaning guidance.

Data to Check

Water hardness, operating cycle and user cleaning instructions.

How We Respond

We discuss electrode form, spacing and cleaning compatibility, helping you lower scale-related service calls.

Coating Wear or Discoloration

Possible Causes

Current load above the design window, unsuitable coating direction or incompatible cleaning agents.

Data to Check

Current density, polarity control, cleaning agents and operating hours.

How We Respond

We re-evaluate the coating direction against your real operating conditions before the next batch.

Hydrogen Output Declines Over Time

Possible Causes

Coating wear, deposits, reduced current, changed water source or connection problems.

Data to Check

Current and voltage history, water source, cycle count and cleaning record.

How We Respond

We review operating data and returned samples before suggesting a coating, structure or process change.

Repeat Batches Differ from the Approved Sample

Possible Causes

Uncontrolled process or specification changes between batches.

Data to Check

Batch identity, approved sample reference and inspection records.

How We Respond

Each repeat order is linked to the approved specification, and any change is communicated before production.

Facing one of these issues? Send your operating data and photos for a technical review.

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How an Inquiry Works

What to Send and What You Will Receive

Here is how a typical project conversation with our engineering team runs. You see exactly which information speeds up the quote and what comes back to you, with no long back-and-forth.

RE: Electrode for our hydrogen water cup project6 messages · Engineering thread
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Your Team

Your Project Data

Device type and target marketDirect or membrane cellSample and repeat quantities
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ARY Engineering

Our Electrode Review

We review coating direction, titanium form and thickness, dimensions and tolerances, terminal and welding design and the sealing interface, then list every missing item in one message, so you answer once instead of several times.

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Your Team

Your Operating Conditions

Water source and conductivityBattery, USB or adapterCurrent, voltage, polarityCycle time and daily use
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ARY Engineering

What You Receive

Recommendation with operating assumptionsDrawing confirmation or commentsSample price and quantityMOQ discussionLead-time guidance
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Your Team

Will our drawings stay confidential?

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ARY Engineering

Yes. Your drawings, product names and project information are used only for evaluation and quotation, and we can sign an NDA before you share technical files.

Write your first message: device type, cell structure and quantity are enough to start.Send

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About ARY Titanium

From Foshan to Equipment Makers Worldwide

ARY Titanium is the titanium electrode brand of Guangdong Lezhong Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. in Foshan, Guangdong, China. With R&D, manufacturing and sales under one roof, you deal with one team from electrode design to export delivery, with no middlemen in between.

~100Employees across R&D, production and sales
7Export countries served
1Supplier interface from design to delivery
OEM / ODMPrivate part numbers and custom labels
World map showing ARY Titanium export routes from Foshan, China Foshan, China United States India Germany Australia United Kingdom UAE Saudi Arabia

Who We Are

ARY production team assembling electrode components

We supply coated titanium electrodes, custom titanium components and electrolytic cell parts to hydrogen-water, water-treatment and electrochemical equipment manufacturers, OEM and ODM brands, and distributors. Because design, production and export sit in one company, your technical questions reach the people who make the part.

Your Four Contact Points

  • Engineering: cell structure, water, power, electrode pair and validation plan.
  • Purchasing: quotation scope, sample quantity, MOQ, lead time and delivery terms.
  • Quality: drawing revision, inspection points and corrective action.
  • Production: approved specification, labeling and repeat supply.

Your Project Path

NDADrawing ReviewSamplePilot BatchRepeat ProductionProtective PackagingExport Delivery

Work directly with the team that designs and makes your electrodes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Hydrogen Water Device Makers Ask Before Ordering

Search a keyword or filter by topic, then open any question for the answer. Straight answers to the questions your engineering and purchasing teams raise, so you can evaluate us before the first call.

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ManufacturingAre you the actual manufacturer of the coated titanium electrodes?

Yes. ARY Titanium integrates R&D, titanium fabrication, coating, inspection and export sales, so your questions are answered by the people who make the electrode, and changes are handled directly in our own production.

ManufacturingCan you produce electrodes exactly to our drawing?

Yes. Send your drawing or a sample part. We confirm dimensions, tolerances, terminals and any missing information before quoting, so the first samples fit your housing.

SelectionWhich coating do you recommend for hydrogen water devices?

Platinum-coated titanium is commonly considered, but the final recommendation depends on your cell structure, water source, current and operating cycle. You receive the recommendation together with the assumptions behind it.

SelectionWhat information do you need before recommending an electrode?

Device type, water source, direct or membrane cell structure, current, voltage, cycle time, drawing and quantities. Unknown items can be marked, and we list exactly what is still missing in one reply.

SamplesCan we order samples before a production order?

Yes. Sample sets and small pilot batches are supported for new device development and supplier qualification, so you can validate our electrodes without a large first commitment.

SamplesWhat is the lead time for samples and repeat orders?

Lead time depends on design, coating and quantity. We give realistic sample and production lead-time guidance with the quotation, so you can plan your launch on dates we can keep.

QualityHow do you keep production batches consistent with the approved sample?

Each repeat order is linked to the approved drawing revision and specification, and any change is communicated before production, so what you approved is what you receive.

QualityHow do you handle a quality problem?

We review the operating data, photos and returned samples, identify the likely cause and agree a replacement and corrective-action plan with you, so the same issue does not repeat.

PackagingHow are coated electrodes packed for export?

Coated surfaces are separated and fixed to prevent scratching, bending and contamination, with clear part identification on every carton, so parts arrive ready to install.

PackagingWill our drawings and product information be kept confidential?

Yes. Drawings and project details are used only for your project, and we can sign an NDA before you share any technical files.

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