Sacrificial Anodes

Magnesium Anode

Magnesium anodes work based on a principle called cathodic protection. When connected to a metal structure (such as a pipeline or a boat hull) as part of a cathodic protection system, the magnesium anode sacrifices itself by corroding instead of the protected metal. This process prevents the metal structure from rusting or corroding, extending its lifespan.

Application Areas

Patrol, natural gas, fuel and potable water pipelines/tanks
Hot water boilers
Metal structures and scaffolds in freshwater

Aluminium Anode

For activating aluminum metal to serve as a battery aluminum metal is melted and indium metal is put into it. The open-circuit potential of the aluminum anode is 1100mV.

Application Areas

Offshore platforms
Ship hulls
Inside the tank
underwater pipes
Crude oil storage tanks

ZINC Anode

It is used for cathodic protection of all kinds of metal structures in the sea and saltwater.

Application Areas

Scaffoldings
Ships
Underwater pipelines
Interior surfaces of crude oil tanks and seawater transport pipelines
All metal structures in saltwater