Ag-Zn Composite Electrode
ICCP Reference Electrodes
The Ag-Zn Composite Electrode is used to measure the potential of seawater structures and concrete structures.
Description:
The Ag-Zn Composite Electrode is used to measure the potential of seawater structure and concrete structure. The high-purity zinc reference electrode is 99.995% high-purity zinc, which is a fixed type and is used for long-term monitoring of structural potential in most environments.
The composite reference electrode combined with the two can be used for offshore structures, and can be mutually calibrated before reference, which can increase the reliability of the reference electrode.
Application Field:
Seawater structure and concrete structure.
Features:
- High precision measurement accuracy;
- Excellent water tightness;
- Built-in anti-biofouling performance;
- Extra long service life.
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