characteristics of titanium-clad copper

Characteristics of titanium-clad copper

 

Support Strength: The titanium-copper composite rod possesses a yield strength of 135 MPa and a tensile-shear strength 180-260 MPa, fully meeting the production design requirements and providing the necessary support for the anode during operation.

 

Corrosion: The outer layer of the titanium-copper composite rod is in direct contact with the electrolyte medium. The pure titanium outer layer exhibits excellent corrosion resistance (as in the following table), with a lifespan more than ten times longer than other material electrodes.

 

Energy Saving: The explosion-rolling production process ensures complete and tight bonding titanium and copper, without delamination. This significantly reduces pollution from electrolytes and electroplating solutions, lowering current resistance to 7.77×1^-6 Ω, thus enhancing current flow and saving energy.

 

Environmental Protection: The explosion-rolling production process ensures complete and tight bonding between titanium and copper, preventingamination and the resulting liquid pollution. The titanium outer layer's corrosion resistance prevents oxidation, thereby avoiding air and water pollution, and significantly reducing overall environmental pollution. We produce titanium-copper and zirconium-copper composites of various specifications according to customer requirements.