Input parameters: Three phase, AC380V±10% ,50HZ

Output parameters: DC  0～15V  0～1KA

Output mode: Common DC output

Cooling method:  Forced air cooled or water cooled

Power supply type: IGBT-based

Application Industry: For gold, silver, nickel, zinc, tin, rhodium, chromium and other rare metals electroplating, precision patterns, precious jewelry electroplating, electrolytic polishing, anodizing industry which have strict and high requirements on treatment.

Electrolysis is a process of chemical synthesis, manufacture of high purity materials and surface treatment of materials by means of electrochemical reactions occurring at the interface between an electrode as an electronic conductor and an electrolyte as an ionic conductor. When the electricity is energized, the cation in the electrolyte moves to the cathode, absorbs electrons, reduces and generates new substances. The anions in the electrolyte move to the anode, releasing electrons and forming new substances through oxidation reactions.

Electrolysis is widely used in the metallurgical industry, such as extracting metals from ores or compounds (electrolytic metallurgy) or purifying metals (electrolytic purification), and depositing metals from solution (electroplating). Electrolysis is a very powerful means to promote REDOX reactions. Many REDOX reactions that are difficult to carry out can be achieved through electrolysis. If the molten fluoride can be oxidized to elemental fluorine on the anode, the molten lithium salt can be reduced to metallic lithium on the cathode. Electrolytic industry plays an important role in the national economy, a lot of non-ferrous metal (such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, aluminium, etc.) and precious metals (e.g., zirconium, hafnium, etc.) of smelting and metal (such as copper, zinc, lead, etc.) of refining, basic chemical products (such as hydrogen, oxygen, caustic soda, potassium chlorate, hydrogen peroxide and ethyl 2 nitrile) preparation, and electroplating, electric polishing, anodic oxidation, etc., It’s all done by electrolysis.