Tech CELLTM
Synder Filtration’s TechCELLTM anode cell was specifically designed to optimize the electrocoating process. The tubular anode cell design is the preferred style for smaller industrial E-Coat lines.
TUBULAR CELL FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- More throw angles
- Larger membrane area, longer life leading to
lower capital & operating costs - Built – in cleaning mechanism
- Easy to use & maintain
- Flexibility for your tank
- Custom designs for different tanks and
configurations - Roof cells & hollow cells available
CROSS SECTION OF MEMBRANE SHELL
Annular space between membrane and inner support greatly
improves rinsing of membrane to reduce foulants, such as iron
oxide. This in turn minimizes build
up of electrical resistance on
the membrane.
has greater surface
area than the tubular
anode, reducing
electrical resistance
compared to flat cells
Stainless steel,
seamless; Ruthinium
Oxide; Iridium Oxide.
ANODE CELL EXAMPLE
ANOLYTE RECIRCULATION SYSTEM
Synder Filtration’s Anolyte
Recirculation System offers advanced conductivity controllers, ultrasonic level
sensors, and UV systems to meet the needs of both automotive and industrial E-Coat applications. These can
be customized to fit your specific requirements.
WHAT IT DOES
Anolyte cells serve as an opposing
electrode for the part being painted, as
well as an acid removal device
HOW IT WORKS
Equipped with a robust anionic membrane, the electrical
charge on these cells transport the excess acid in the
paint bath to an anolyte recirculation system.
BETTER THROW ANGLES
Tubular (Round) Anodes offer a greater range of
electrical “throw
angles” vs. flat cells. A greater variety of
throw angles can significantly improve the coating
quality and coverage in hard to reach areas of the part.
More throw angles also allow the anode to start painting
sooner in monorail systems.
Applications
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Resources
MEMBRANE RESOURCES
- Definition of a Membrane
- Membrane Materials: Organic vs. Inorganic
- Pressure-Driven Membrane Filtration Processes
- Concentration Polarization in Pressure-Driven Processes
- Degrees of Membrane Separation
- Flux Behavior in Membrane Processes
Module Configurations & Processes
-> View all membrane resources
TUTORIALS