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China Suppliers Factory Direct Stainless Steel Cathodes - Clad Copper Hanger Bars for Hydrometallurgy

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Introducing our high-quality Stainless Steel Clad Copper Hanger Bars and Plates, manufactured by a leading factory in China. Our products utilize premium materials including 304, 316, and 316L stainless steel, as well as C11000 copper, ensuring durability and reliability for various applications.

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Specifications: Custom-designed according to customer drawings and requirements, we cater to diverse needs such as:

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Stainless Steel Clad Copper Hanger Bar: 40*20*1420 mm, along with a Stainless Steel Plate measuring 1165*950*3 mm.

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Stainless Steel Clad Copper Hanger Bar: 40*20*1082 mm, paired with a Stainless Steel Plate of 880*1240*3 mm.

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Stainless Steel Clad Copper Hanger Bar: 40*20*1342 mm, and a Stainless Steel Plate sized 950*1382*3.0 mm.

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Standards: Our Stainless Steel Clad Copper Hanger Bars are compliant with GB/T 12769-2015 standards, while the Stainless Steel Plates meet ASTM A312 specifications.

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These stainless steel cathode plates serve as essential components in hydrometallurgy processes, including electrolytic copper, zinc, nickel, and cobalt production. They function as cathodes in electrolytic cells, effectively supporting metal deposits. Our product features emphasize superior materials, robust structure, excellent performance, and cost-effectiveness, making us a preferred choice among suppliers in the industry.

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    Product Description

    🛡️ 1. Material Properties
    • Strong corrosion resistance: Made of high-quality stainless steel (304, 316, 316L, etc.), resists corrosion from electrolytes containing sulfuric acid and chloride ions, ensuring a long service life.
    • High electrical conductivity: Surface is specially treated (polishing, coating) to reduce contact resistance and improve current efficiency.
    • High mechanical strength: Good rigidity, resistant to deformation, withstands mechanical stress during hoisting, transportation, and stripping.
    📐 2. Structural Design Features
    • High flatness: Surface tolerance ≤ ±2mm/m², ensuring uniform metal deposition and avoiding short circuits or local over-thickness.
    • Optimized edge sealing: Flanging or sealed edges prevent deposited metal from wrapping, facilitating stripping.
    • Robust lifting lug structure: Firmly welded lugs with a reasonable design for easy crane hoisting and stripping operations.
    • Lightweight design: Optimized thickness under strength guarantee to reduce weight, material, and transportation costs.
    3. Performance Characteristics
    • High deposition efficiency: Smooth surface finish, fine metal crystallization, uniform adhesion, and easy stripping.
    • Long service life: Corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant, reusable thousands of times with low maintenance costs.
    • Energy-saving: Good electrical conductivity reduces cell voltage and minimizes electrical energy loss.
    • Convenient operation: Humanized design for easy hoisting, aligning, and stripping, enhancing production efficiency.
    ♻️ 4. Economy & Environmental Protection
    • Low comprehensive cost: Although initial investment is relatively high, the long service life and low maintenance cost make it highly economical in the long term.
    • Environmentally friendly: Stainless steel is fully recyclable, reducing waste; the optimized electrolytic process lowers energy consumption and pollution.

    Application Field Analysis

    • 🏭 Widely Used in Non-Ferrous Metallurgy
      Electrolytic extraction and refining of copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, manganese, etc.
    • ⚙️ Customizable Specifications
      Length, width, thickness, and lifting lug positions can be customized according to the size of the electrolytic cell, current density, and other requirements.
    • 🔧 Optional Surface Treatments
      Such as polishing, sandblasting, conductive coating, etc., to meet different process requirements.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Q What grades of stainless steel are used in permanent stainless steel cathode plates?
      A Permanent stainless steel cathode plates are typically made from high-quality stainless steel grades such as 304, 316, and 316L. These grades offer excellent corrosion resistance against electrolytes containing sulfuric acid and chloride ions, ensuring a long and reliable service life in demanding electrometallurgical environments.
    • Q How many times can a stainless steel cathode plate be reused?
      A Due to their superior corrosion resistance and mechanical durability, permanent stainless steel cathode plates can typically be reused thousands of times. This makes them a highly cost-effective solution compared to alternative cathode materials, significantly lowering long-term maintenance and replacement costs.
    • Q Can stainless steel cathode plates be customized to fit specific electrolytic cell dimensions?
      A Yes. The length, width, thickness, and lifting lug positions of stainless steel cathode plates can all be customized to match specific electrolytic cell sizes, current density requirements, and other process parameters. This flexibility makes them suitable for a wide range of non-ferrous metal refining operations.
    • Q What surface treatment options are available for stainless steel cathode plates?
      A Several surface treatment options are available depending on process requirements, including mirror polishing, sandblasting, and conductive coating. These treatments help reduce contact resistance, improve current efficiency, and ensure smooth and uniform metal deposition during the electrolytic process.
    • Q What metals can be refined or extracted using stainless steel cathode plates?
      A Stainless steel cathode plates are widely used in the electrolytic extraction and refining of a variety of non-ferrous metals, including copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, and manganese. They are a fundamental component in modern hydrometallurgical and electrometallurgical production lines.
    • Q Are stainless steel cathode plates environmentally friendly?
      A Yes. Stainless steel is a fully recyclable material, which means end-of-life cathode plates can be recovered and recycled rather than discarded as waste. Additionally, their optimized electrical conductivity helps reduce overall energy consumption during electrolysis, contributing to a lower environmental footprint and supporting green metallurgy practices.