As a custom titanium electrode manufacturer with R&D, coating and fabrication under one roof, ARY Titanium turns your drawing, sample or equipment measurements into a coated electrode that fits your cell the first time. You avoid the rework, refitting and early coating failure that come from buying a standard size and adapting it.
Have a drawing, part or measurement ready? Get a manufacturability review before you get a price.
You do not need a finished specification to begin. Each starting point has its own review path, so our engineers ask only for the data that is missing and your project moves to a sample without weeks of back-and-forth emails.
Route 01Your drawing becomes the controlled reference for cutting, forming, welding and coating, so every batch is built to the same revision.
Route 02A used or current electrode tells us more than a photo. We measure it, inspect the coating wear and record what must stay the same.
Route 03Designing a new cell or retrofitting old equipment? Give us the space and interfaces, and we propose an electrode that fits them.
Whichever route you choose, the operating conditions decide the coating. Share these five values and we can recommend a coating direction instead of guessing from the shape alone.
Not sure which route fits your project? Tell us what you have and we will tell you what is missing.
Choose My Starting PointA custom titanium anode is not picked from a price list. It is defined by your operating conditions, reaction, form, mounting and validation plan. Building it in this order means the coating suits your chemistry and the part suits your cell, which is what keeps drawing-based titanium electrodes working in the field.
Electrolyte, pH, current density and temperature set the limits, so the coating is not chosen blind.
Chlorine evolution, oxygen evolution or metal deposition points to the coating family worth testing.
Plate, mesh, rod or tube is chosen for current distribution, gas release and flow in your cell.
Each input narrows the design, so the final part is specified by your project, not adapted from someone else's.
Tabs, studs, busbars and supports are designed with the electrode, cutting hot spots and fit-up time.
Sample tests, inspection points and packaging are agreed early, so reorders match the approved part.
One controlled drawing and process record that we build to for every future order.
Missing one of these inputs? Send what you have and our engineers will fill the gaps with you.
Start My Electrode SpecificationEvery custom titanium anode we quote is built from the same six axes. Setting them up front gives you a comparable quotation, a clear sample plan and fewer surprises when the electrode goes into your equipment. Try the options below to see how a specification takes shape.
Send us your six answers, even rough ones, and receive a reviewed specification with a quotation.
Submit My ConfigurationShape changes current distribution, gas release, flow and stiffness. Select a form below to see what we can adjust and what we need you to confirm, so the substrate is chosen for performance rather than habit.
PlateA flat, rigid surface gives even current distribution where the electrode gap must stay constant, which keeps cell voltage predictable.
MeshOpen mesh lets gas escape and electrolyte pass through, lowering bubble resistance in chlorine and oxygen evolution cells.
Expanded MeshOne-piece expanded sheet with no wire joints, so it carries current evenly and holds its shape better than woven mesh at similar weight.
RodRod and rod-mounted mesh anodes fit pipes, tanks and compact reactors where a flat plate cannot, with current fed through one end.
TubeTubular electrodes work as both electrode and flow channel, a compact layout for inline disinfection and concentric cells.
FrameA titanium frame keeps large mesh panels flat and gives you fixed mounting points, so installation is repeatable across units.
Welded AssemblyMultiple plates, meshes, conductor bars and tabs joined into one part, so you install a finished assembly rather than loose pieces.
Unsure between plate, mesh or a welded assembly? Send your cell layout and we will recommend a form.
Get a Form RecommendationYour drawing is checked against manufacturing, electrochemistry, inspection and revision control at the same time. Problems such as an unreachable weld, an oversized active area or a missing tolerance are found on paper, where they cost nothing to fix. Switch the layers to see what each review looks at.
Dimensions, tolerances and hole positions are read as you wrote them, so nothing is reinterpreted in production.
Cutting, forming, welding access and support fit are checked, so the part can be built without hidden extra cost.
Active area, current feed and sealing zones are matched to your load, reducing hot spots and uneven coating wear.
Check points and protective packing are added to the drawing, so you know how each piece will be accepted.
Every change gets a revision letter and your sign-off, so the approved part is the one that gets repeated.
Upload your drawing and receive layer-by-layer review comments before any price is fixed.
Request a Drawing ReviewAn MMO titanium anode that lasts in brine can fail quickly in acidic sulfate. We map your electrolyte, reaction, current, temperature and service routine to a coating direction, then confirm it with samples. You pay for the coating your process needs, without over-specifying precious metal loading.
Chloride, sulfate, fluoride or organics, plus pH and concentration.
Chlorine evolution, oxygen evolution or metal deposition at the anode.
Current density, voltage and whether polarity is reversed.
Bath temperature, hours per day and start-stop frequency.
Acid cleaning, descaling, storage and expected service life.
A common direction for hypochlorite, electrochlorination and pool disinfection, where chlorine output per watt matters.
Considered for sulfate electrolytes, electrowinning, plating and oxidation duties where oxygen is the main anode reaction.
Platinum coated titanium electrodes are reviewed for precious-metal plating, hydrogen water and lab cells needing a clean surface.
Share your electrolyte and current data to receive a coating recommendation you can test.
Get My Coating RecommendationEach application sits in a different place on reaction type and equipment complexity, which changes the coating, the structure and the validation you need. Find your equipment on the map: we have customized electrodes for each zone, so your project starts from relevant experience instead of a blank page.
Water & Wastewater TreatmentMulti-cell skids, flow and controls
Hypochlorite & Pool DisinfectionBrine cells, stable Cl₂ output
Electrodialysis & DescalingStacks, reversing polarity
Hydrogen-Rich Water DevicesSmall parts, clean surfaces
Electroplating & ElectrowinningLarge anodes, busbar loads
Other Electrochemical R&DPilot reactors, test cells
Frames and supports sized to flow, so electrodes stay aligned in long service runs.
Gap and active area set for chlorine output, giving you predictable dosing per cell.
Coatings checked for polarity reversal, so descaling cycles do not shorten electrode life.
Small, tightly toleranced parts suited to compact devices and high-volume assembly.
Conductor and busbar design for high current, limiting voltage loss across large anodes.
Small sample quantities with documented builds, so lab results scale to production.
Building something not on the map? Tell us the reaction and the equipment, and we will review it.
Discuss My ApplicationEvery custom project goes through a structured risk review. Instead of a quotation that hides assumptions, you receive a status for each risk and a short list of what we still need. That saves you a failed sample, a missed launch date or a reorder that no longer matches.
Engineering, coating and quality staff review your file together. Each item is marked with a status, and each open item tells you exactly which value or decision closes it. You decide with full information, not after the parts are made.
Without current density or temperature, any coating offer is a guess that could fail early in service.
The drawing says "MMO" but not the reaction. We propose a direction and a sample test to confirm it.
A tight flatness callout on thin mesh may not survive coating heat. We suggest a workable value first.
An undersized tab carrying full cell current overheats. We size the connection to the load you specify.
If acceptance criteria are not written down, two batches can both "pass" and still differ in your cell.
Sample, pilot and series quantities are planned against coating capacity, so dates you receive are realistic.
Want to see where your project stands? Send your file for a manufacturability risk review.
Get My Risk ReviewCustom prototypes stall when nobody knows who owes the next step. We run every project on six stages with a clear input from you, an output from us and a written done condition. You always know where the electrode is and what will move it forward.
Application, electrolyte, current and target life.
Gap list and coating direction.
All operating values are agreed in writing.
Drawing, sample or cell measurements.
Production drawing with review notes.
You sign Rev A for sampling.
Sample quantity, from 1 to 10 pieces.
Coated samples with inspection record.
Samples arrive and pass your fit check.
Voltage, output and wear after testing.
Analysis and any design or coating change.
Results must cover your real duty cycle.
Pilot quantity and field test sites.
Small batch built on the series process.
Batch matches samples in your units.
Final approval and forecast volume.
Locked drawing, part number, packing spec.
Series orders repeat the approved part.
Ready to put your project on the board? Start with the data you have today.
Start My Prototype SprintLong-term OEM supply fails quietly when a small change is never recorded. We keep a version tree from first drawing to series production, with the reason and your approval for each step. Your buyers reorder by part number and receive the same electrode as last year.
Letter and date on every sheet
Written cause for each edit
No release without your sign-off
Check sheet follows the drawing
Labels updated with the revision
Old versions cannot be built
Moving an existing electrode to a new supplier? We start your version tree from your current drawing.
Set Up Controlled SupplyInspection is planned against your drawing, not a generic checklist. Six numbered check zones cover material, coating, dimensions, welds, active surface and identification, so the electrodes you receive install without sorting, shimming or rework.
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Check zones follow your drawing
Titanium grade and thickness checked against the mill certificate before cutting.
Traceable to your orderBlasting, etching and coating cycles recorded per batch for a consistent coating base.
Batch process recordCritical dimensions, hole positions and flatness measured to your stated tolerances.
Measured values on requestWelds, studs and tabs visually checked and tested for secure current transfer.
Prevents hot spots in serviceCoating coverage, color uniformity and masked zones inspected over the active area.
Uniform current distributionPart number, revision and batch marked; packed to protect the coated surface in transit.
Ready for your incoming QCTell us which dimensions matter most and we will build your inspection plan around them.
Request an Inspection PlanARY Titanium is a titanium electrode manufacturer in Foshan, China, with R&D, coating, fabrication and sales in one company. Your engineering, purchasing and quality staff each get a direct counterpart, so technical answers, prices and inspection data do not pass through a middleman.
Your engineer talks to ours about coating, current and fit, so questions close in days, not weeks.
Quotes broken down by sample, pilot and series quantities, with dates tied to real capacity.
Acceptance criteria agreed with your QA before production, so incoming inspection is simple.
We sign your NDA before receiving files and use your drawings only for your orders.
Export crates that protect coated surfaces, with documents prepared for your customs.
Approved parts reordered by part number and revision, keeping your product consistent.
Our export experience means familiar paperwork, packing and lead-time planning for your market.
"They pointed out a tolerance conflict on our mesh drawing before quoting. The first samples fitted our cell without rework."
"We sent a worn electrode and our cell dimensions. We got back a measured drawing to approve and a coating suggestion for our brine."
"Small sample quantities let us test two coating options side by side before committing to a pilot batch."
"Repeat orders arrive with the same part number, revision and packing as the approved batch, which keeps our assembly simple."
Want our engineers in your next design review? Send an NDA or your project brief to start.
Book a Technical DiscussionStraight answers to the questions engineers and buyers ask most often when they work with titanium electrode manufacturers. Use them to prepare your project and get a faster, more accurate quotation.
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Have a question that is not listed? Ask our engineers directly and get a written answer.
Ask an EngineerFour short steps turn what you know today into a specification our engineers can review. You receive feedback on missing data, a coating direction and a quotation broken down by sample, pilot and series quantities.
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