Nickel mesh used in hydrogen production electrolytic cells can be woven or welded, and has various sizes and thicknesses. Nickel mesh is a commonly used electrode material in hydrogen production electrolytic cells. Tankii uses fully automatic numerical control nickel mesh knitting machine to weave nickel mesh. The raw material is self-produced pure nickel wire with excellent performance. After warping, threading and knitting, the finished product is tested by mesh number and flatness, which ensures that the zero-defect nickel mesh has good conductivity and corrosion resistance and can meet the working requirements of electrolytic cell.

Choosing Tankii nickel mesh has the following advantages:

1. Good conductivity: low internal resistance during electrolysis, which can provide good current conductivity.

2. Strong corrosion resistance: it has good corrosion resistance, is not easy to react with common hydrogen and electrolyte, and can be used stably for a long time.

3. High mechanical strength: the mesh structure is uniform, and there is strong interconnection between fibers, which makes the whole woven mesh have high mechanical strength and durability.

4. Affordable: Compared with other manufacturers' nickel materials, Tankii nickel mesh has relatively lower cost and greater width selectivity, and is suitable for large-scale electrolytic cell equipment.

5. The surface can be coated with active catalyst, which improves the reaction rate inside the electrolytic cell, hydrogen production capacity and efficiency, and reduces the cost to a certain extent.