The diamond electrode has the largest known overvoltage to generate oxygen and hydrogen. No energy is wasted, but it is almost completely used to generate OH radicals as the strongest known oxidant. The diamond coating is highly corrosion resistant to salts and chemicals in the electrolyte. We rely on polysilicon as the base material for our boron-doped diamond electrodes as well as our diamond coating. This is an alternative to commercially available niobium substrates and is much more cost-effective and readily available.

When it comes to tribological coatings, DLC (Diamond like Carbon) is usually thought of first, but this wears out much faster compared to our "real" diamond coating. Where conventional mixed friction pairings reach their limits, our "real" diamond coating helps to go the decisive step further.

Where is our diamond coating used?

Diamond-coated electrodes are primarily used in the treatment of wastewater or for recycling process water. Her...