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Electrode Carbon Rod
Electrode Carbon Rod is a high-purity carbon rod designed for use as an electrode in various electrical, industrial, and laboratory applications. Manufactured from graphite or carbon composites, these rods offer excellent electrical conductivity, chemical inertness, and thermal stability. They are commonly used in electrochemical cells, arc welding, battery manufacturing, and analytical instruments. The rods are precision-made to ensure uniform size and surface quality, enabling reliable performance in harsh environments involving high temperatures and reactive substances.
Magnet electrode u shape
 Product Description
The Magnet Electrode U Shape is a specialized laboratory electrode designed in a U-shaped configuration for precise measurements involving magnetic fields or electrochemical applications. Typically fabricated from corrosion-resistant metals or alloys, these electrodes are integrated into setups requiring stable electrical contact and magnetic influence, such as in electrolysis, magnetic field studies, and sensor calibration. The U-shape design facilitates easy mounting and positioning within experimental apparatuses, allowing efficient contact with solutions or materials. They are widely used in research, industrial testing, and educational laboratories for experiments involving electromagnetism and electrochemistry.
