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The
Electrocoating Process
Anode Cells are
an essential component of most Cathodic electrocoat painting
systems. The Cells serve as the positive electrode in the
painting process where the material being painted is the
cathode, or negative electrode. The Cells also remove excess
acid from the paint, which is essential to maintaining paint bath
chemistry. Cathode Cells for Anodic paint lines are also
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The
TubeCell™ Anode
Cell |
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TubeCell™ Anode
Cells combine maximum anode cell operating efficiency with features
that provide ease of installation, operation and maintenance.
Each cell is comprised of an Anode Tube, which is the positive
electrode in the painting process, and a larger, concentric Membrane
Tube, which, provides selective removal of the paint acid and other
anions from the paint bath.
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Anolyte Supply
Fitting Swivel
Quick Disconnect For 3/8" ID Tubing |
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Anode
Plug Proprietary Quick Disconnect With NO Nuts and
Bolts That Can Corrode |
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Cover Prevents
Contamination Of Anolyte Circuit |
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Anolyte Return
Fitting For 1/2"
ID Tubing |
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MEMBRANE
TUBE Provides
Maximum Membrane Area For Minimum Resistance |
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ANODE
TUBE 1/2
Ft² of Area
Per Foot Of Effective Length Easily Removed By Hand For
Inspection |
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Anolyte
Circulation High
Velocity Tangential Flow For Superior Mixing |
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Membrane
Protection Optional
Heavy Duty Exterior Protective Mesh |
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