Every ARY Titanium electrode passes 11 inspection checkpoints in our Foshan factory, from incoming titanium to the sealed export crate. Your repeat orders arrive matched to the sample your engineers approved, so your assembly line and your field installations run without surprises.
Qualifying a second electrode source? See exactly how we inspect before you order a sample.
Most electrode problems are not found at incoming inspection. They appear months later inside equipment already running at your customer’s site, where every replacement costs far more than the few percent you saved on unit price.
An early coating failure or a misplaced mounting hole stops assembly, lowers chlorine output in the field and pulls your engineers into weeks of supplier corrections.
Later batches differ from the approved sample in surface, size or electrical behavior.
Premature coating loss causes downtime and hurts your reputation for reliability.
Wrong hole positions, warped plates or weak welds block installation.
Coated surfaces arrive scratched, contaminated or bent from poor packing.
Unclear materials, mixed part numbers and no records add work for your QA team.
No root cause, no replacement plan and no prevention when issues appear.
Our inspection system is built to stop these problems in Foshan, before they reach your customer.
See How We InspectARY Titanium manufactures titanium anodes and MMO, ruthenium-iridium, iridium-tantalum and platinum coated electrodes for water treatment, disinfection, electrolysis and metal recovery equipment. Each part is defined by your operating conditions and your drawing, so we control every layer separately.
1Titanium Substrate
2Prepared Surface
3Functional Coating
4Connection & Mounting
A weakness in any one layer can shorten service life or stop installation. Because we fabricate, coat and inspect in our own factory, each layer has its own checkpoint, and you receive an electrode whose performance you can predict.
Plate, mesh, expanded mesh, rod or tube in a verified grade, so the part stays flat and weldable.
Controlled cleaning and roughening give the coating a firm bond and reduce detachment risk.
Chosen for chlorine or oxygen evolution, so output stays stable in your electrolyte.
Welded terminals, busbars and holes built to your drawing, so the part drops into your cell.
The same quality system covers every application we supply.
Stable chlorine output from coated anodes.
Electrodes for seawater and brine cells.
Replacement plates for salt chlorinators.
Anodes for electro-oxidation reactors.
End electrodes for ED and descaling.
Insoluble anodes for plating and copper.
Electrodes for produce disinfection units.
Platinum-coated electrodes for small cells.
Tell us your application, and we will show which checkpoints matter most for your electrode.
Discuss Your ApplicationWe define quality by four principles your engineering and QA teams can check, and by 11 inspection checkpoints that run from raw titanium to the export crate, so problems are corrected in our factory instead of discovered in your assembly hall.
01Coating, substrate and geometry are confirmed against your electrolyte, current density, temperature and duty cycle before production starts.
Fewer failed samples and redesign loops
02Dimensions, holes, connections and tolerances are inspected against the drawing revision you approved, not our assumptions.
Parts install without rework
03Materials, process parameters and inspection items are fixed after approval and repeated for every batch.
Repeat orders behave like the sample
04Service life depends on operating conditions, so we explain our assumptions instead of promising a universal lifetime.
Realistic plans for your warranty terms
An electrode is a critical functional component. We inspect it that way.
Each checkpoint stops one specific failure risk before the electrode moves to the next process step, so problems are corrected in our factory instead of discovered in your assembly hall.
Grade, form and condition verified before cutting.
View detailsDegreasing and roughening for firm coating adhesion.
View detailsSize, thickness, flatness and hole positions.
View detailsWeld quality, terminals and assembly fit.
View detailsSolution, layer application and thermal treatment.
View detailsCoverage, uniformity and surface defects.
View detailsContinuity and function where applicable.
View detailsKey features rechecked against your revision.
View detailsSurface protection, separation and labels.
View detailsQuantity, part numbers and documents confirmed.
View detailsRecords linked to order and batch where available.
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Request the QC Process OverviewEven the right coating cannot perform on poorly prepared titanium, and a perfect coating is useless if the electrode does not fit your cell. These four checkpoints happen before any coating is applied, protecting adhesion, service life and first-time assembly.
Checkpoint 01Plate, mesh, expanded mesh, rod and tube are checked on arrival and released to cutting only when they match the order, so a wrong grade never becomes your electrode.
Your benefit: a verified substrate keeps the electrode flat, weldable and mechanically stable in your cell.
Checkpoint 02Each substrate is degreased, roughened and cleaned under controlled conditions, giving the coating a clean, even surface to bond with.
Your benefit: poor surface preparation is a common cause of coating detachment, and we remove that risk at the source.
Dimensional and welding problems stop your final assembly immediately. We check fit-critical features during fabrication, not only at the end, so every electrode installs in your housing without filing, drilling or shimming.
Measured against your drawing with calibrated tools, so your parts fit the cell on the first assembly.
Welds carry current and hold the assembly together, so each joint is checked before coating.
Prevents uneven current distribution in your cell.
Reliable joints that do not overheat in service.
Plate packs and busbars matched before coating.
Tolerances are confirmed on your drawing before production. If a requested tolerance is not achievable for a specific geometry, we tell you before quoting, not after shipping.
Send your drawing and we will confirm achievable tolerances before you order a sample.
Get a Drawing ReviewCoating chemistry, application and thermal treatment decide how the electrode performs in your electrolyte. We run them on our own coating line, inspect every coated surface, check function where applicable and verify each order against your drawing before packing.
1Prepared to the coating system confirmed for your project, not a generic recipe.
2Applied in multiple thin layers for even coverage across the active area.
3Each layer cured at controlled temperature and time for a stable oxide coating.
4Coating system and key parameters recorded per batch for repeatability.
What We Accept
What We Reject
Every coated electrode is inspected before it moves on, so cosmetic defects never hide a coating problem that shows up later in your cell.
For general chlorine-evolution and mixed electrolysis duties.
For sodium hypochlorite and electrochlorination cells.
For oxygen-evolving and demanding acidic environments.
For hydrogen-water and selected plating applications.
Coating type, and loading details where applicable, can be documented for your project.
Before packing, we confirm the electrode works as intended and that every fit-critical feature still matches the drawing revision you approved, so your incoming inspection becomes a confirmation, not a search for defects.
Checkpoint 07Where applicable to the electrode and project, connections and function are checked before release, reducing start-up surprises in your cell.
Checkpoint 08Every order is rechecked against the latest approved revision, so changes agreed during sampling always reach production.
What your validation team will check, we check first
Tell us how you validate electrodes, and we will mirror those checks before shipment.
Share Your Validation PlanA prototype that works means little if the next batch behaves differently. We turn your approved sample into a fixed production reference, so you can standardize the electrode across your equipment models with confidence.
Stage 1 · SampleWe doBuild 1–10 sample sets to your drawing and coating system, with inspection records.
You validate fit, assembly and electrical behavior in your own cell before committing.
Stage 2 · Pilot BatchWe doProduce a small batch with the same materials, coating and process as the approved sample.
You confirm repeatability across several machines or field sites at low risk.
Stage 3 · Repeat SupplyWe doKeep the approved specification locked and inspect every batch against the same checklist.
You receive monthly or quarterly orders and spare parts that match your first approval.
What We Lock After Your Approval
Any change to material, process or design is communicated to you and confirmed before it is applied to your production.
Start with a small sample order and let the results, not our promises, decide the next step.
Order a Validation SamplePackaging, pre-shipment checks and production records are part of quality control, not an afterthought. They keep the coated surface intact on the way to you and give your QA team the records it needs without extra work.
Shipped to the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, India, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Neutral packaging and your own labels are available for OEM and distributor orders.
Production records are linked to each order and batch where available, so any question about a delivery can be traced back to the material, process and inspection behind it, and your supplier file stays complete.
Titanium grade and material documents
Drawing revision and coating system
Dimensional, visual and functional results
Part numbers, quantities and packing list
Titanium material information for the substrate used.
Key dimensions measured against your drawing.
Coating system and, where applicable, loading.
Approved revision and product specification.
Part numbers, quantities and package IDs.
Product, inspection and packing images on request.
Document content depends on the product and project. Tell us what your quality system requires and we confirm what we can provide before you order.
Ask which records will come with your order, so your supplier approval file is ready on day one.
Ask About Quality DocumentsNo supplier can promise zero issues. What protects your business is how quickly and clearly a problem is handled, whether it is prevented from coming back, and whether your drawings stay confidential along the way.
Send photos, operating data and batch numbers. We review the production and inspection records for that batch.
Material, process, design, operation or transport: the findings are shared with you openly.
Where the cause is on our side, we agree replacement or rework with a clear timeline.
Process or inspection changes are confirmed, so the same issue does not reach your next batch.
Engineering drawings, project names and customer information are used only for your project, so you can share full technical data without risking your designs.
Direct answers to the quality questions purchasing and QA teams ask before approving a new titanium electrode supplier, so you can move to a sample order with fewer open points.
Question not listed? Send it with your drawing and get a direct answer from our quality team.
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