Clad Bar

Clad metal rods, such as titanium-clad copper, are primarily used as anode and cathode electrode materials in electrolytic cells. These products are widely applied in industries involving electroplating, electrolysis, metallurgy, and metal anode electrolytic cells, particularly in corrosive environments. In these combinations, one metal (e.g., copper) provides excellent electrical conductivity, while the other (e.g., titanium ,nickel alloys) offers exceptional corrosion resistance, resulting in a composite material that delivers both superior performance and cost-effectiveness.

As key components of electrodes and other industrial parts, clad metals significantly reduce the pollution of electrolytic solutions, lower energy consumption, and improve environmental performance, making them ideal for energy-efficient and eco-friendly applications.

Within the metallurgical industry, our clad rods are ideally suited for demanding roles such as stirring shafts in acidic or corrosive liquid environments. The corrosion-resistant cladding layer (e.g., titanium, stainless steel, or nickel alloys) protects the core material, ensuring long-term structural integrity and reliability while maintaining excellent performance.