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Filamentary Tungsten Dispensers (also sometimes referred to as filamentary tubing or filamentary anode) are used for the manufacture of the final layer of anodized aluminum forging. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Filamentary Tungsten Dissipates For Industrial Applications


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Filamentary Tungsten Dissipates For Industrial
Applications
  • Filamentary Tungsten Dispensers (also sometimes
    referred to as filamentary tubing or filamentary
    anode) are used for the manufacture of the final
    layer of anodized aluminum forging.

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  • Filamentary Tungsten Dispensers Cathodes (also
    sometimes referred to as filamentary tubing or
    filamentary anode) are used for the manufacture
    of the final layer of anodized aluminum forging.
    As in all manufacturing processes, the ability to
    create the proper anodized product with high
    quality and consistent color requires the use of
    high quality materials. In this case, the
    material to be used is the high quality
    filamentary tungsten cathode (herein referred to
    as a Cathode) and the specific anodizing method
    is generally a non-contact one utilizing a solute
    in the discharge mechanism. The common cathode
    used is tungsten filamentary which is typically
    made from a solid alloy or iron.

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  • As mentioned above, this specific metal
    fabrication process requires anodized deposits to
    be formed on the cathode in order to achieve a
    finished product with a color matching the
    surrounding metal. Additionally, it is critical
    that the anodizing effect is consistent and last
    through multiple passes with only very minute
    discontinuities in between. The entire
    fabrication cycle is therefore designed to match
    the entire color spectrum from the raw titanium
    to the final product.

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  • Filamentary Tungsten Copper cathodes are
    typically made by one or more companies. The
    cathode is often produced in bulk to be used in
    mass production methods for high volume products.
    OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturer) must
    typically certify that their cathodes are
    specifically designed and produced for their
    applications. This certification is typically
    provided to assist customers in making their
    purchasing decisions.

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  • A common variation among filamentary cathode
    manufacturers includes the addition of nickel to
    improve corrosion resistance. Typically, nickel
    has a cobalt ion and is added in small amounts.
    This is typically done in favor of improving
    performance at a lower cost. Other features to
    note include the incorporation of a thin metallic
    film on the cathode surface. This provides
    additional protection against moisture and
    corrosion.

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  • Filamentary Tungsten Dissipates typically comes
    in standard sizes. Some manufacturers will even
    custom make them to fit certain applications. The
    anodizing process is achieved with a fine mist of
    aluminum oxide. The anodizing process occurs
    quickly after the cathodes are formed. The
    anodized coating is then allowed to cure for
    several hours before being applied to the metal.

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  • It should be noted that Filament Laser Diode
    Spacers are used in applications where high
    strength, durability, and excellent electrical
    characteristics are key factors. The anodized
    coating thickness will affect both the strength
    and durability of the cathode. Companies that
    produce these products are aware of this and have
    designed the cathode package specifically for
    their application. The coating thicknesses can
    range in thickness from a few micrometers to
    several millimeters. There is a wide price range
    for these cathodes.

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