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PTFE Non-Sealed Electrochemical Cell
PTFE Non-Sealed Electrochemical Cell
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Product Description
Product Overview
The FrankLab PTFE Electrochemical Cell Series is a versatile, chemically inert reaction vessel engineered for routine to advanced electrochemical experiments in aggressive chemical environments.
Manufactured entirely from high-purity PTFE, these cells offer exceptional corrosion resistance, minimal background interference, and long-term durability. Two configurations are available to match different experimental requirements:
•PTFE Non-Sealed Electrochemical Cell — open or semi-open design for routine measurements
•PTFE Sealed Electrochemical Cell — fully enclosed system for controlled-atmosphere and•volatile electrolytes
With volumes ranging from 10 mL to 500 mL, this platform is widely used in electrocatalysis, materials screening, corrosion studies, and electrochemical synthesis.
Product Versions
1) PTFE Non-Sealed Electrochemical Cell
Designed for standard three-electrode measurements where gas-tight sealing is not required.
Key Characteristics
•Open / non-sealed PTFE body
•Easy electrode insertion and adjustment
•Fast electrolyte exchange and cleaning
•Ideal for ambient-pressure experiments
✔ Best choice for daily CV, LSV, EIS, catalyst screening, and teaching labs
Available Volumes
10 mL · 20 mL · 30 mL · 50 mL · 100 mL · 150 mL · 200 mL · 300 mL · 500 mL
2) PTFE Sealed Electrochemical Cell
Designed for air-sensitive, volatile, or gas-controlled experiments.
Key Characteristics
•Fully sealed PTFE lid and body
•Threaded electrode ports with PTFE sealing
•Supports gas purging and closed-system electrolysis
•Reduced evaporation and contamination
✔ Best choice for CO₂RR, NRR, ORR, long-term electrolysis, and volatile electrolytes
Available Volumes
10 mL · 20 mL · 30 mL · 50 mL · 100 mL · 150 mL · 200 mL · 300 mL · 500 mL
⭐Technical Specifications
|
Parameter |
Specification |
|
Cell material |
High-purity PTFE |
|
Cell type |
Non-Sealed / Sealed |
|
Volume range |
10–500 mL |
|
Electrode system |
Three-electrode |
|
Working electrode |
GC, Pt, Au, metal rods/disks |
|
Counter electrode |
Pt wire / mesh |
|
Reference electrode |
Ag/AgCl, Hg/HgO, SCE |
|
Seal type |
None (Non-Sealed) / PTFE threaded seal (Sealed) |
|
Chemical resistance |
Excellent (acids, bases, organic solvents) |
|
Operating temperature |
Typically up to ~200 °C (PTFE-limited) |
|
Reusability |
High |
Key Features
• Full-PTFE Chemical Inertness
•Resistant to strong acids, bases, and organic solvents
•No metal contamination
•Ideal for corrosion and harsh-electrolyte studies
• Flexible Electrode Configuration
Supports a wide range of electrode formats:
•Rod electrodes
•Disk electrodes
•Metal plates
•Custom holders and adapters
• Modular Volume Options
From micro-scale screening to large-volume electrolysis, one platform covers all.
• Easy Maintenance
•Smooth PTFE surface for rapid cleaning
•Minimal adsorption of reactants or products
• Sealed or Open — Your Choice
Choose based on experimental need:
•Open access and simplicity
•Or controlled, gas-tight environments
Typical Applications
•CO₂ Reduction Reaction (CO₂RR)
•Hydrogen / Oxygen Evolution (HER / OER)
•Oxygen Reduction Reaction (ORR)
•Corrosion and passivation studies
•Electrocatalyst screening
•Electrochemical synthesis
•Teaching and routine electrochemistry
Differences Between Non-Sealed & Sealed Versions
|
Feature |
Non-Sealed |
Sealed |
|
Open access |
✔ |
— |
|
Gas-tight operation |
— |
✔ |
|
Volatile electrolyte handling |
Limited |
Excellent |
|
Gas purging |
Optional |
✔ |
|
Long-term electrolysis |
△ |
✔✔✔ |
|
Ease of cleaning |
✔✔✔ |
✔✔ |
Customization Options
Available upon request:
•Custom volume or geometry
•Additional electrode or gas ports
•PTFE electrode holders
•Integrated stirring or sampling ports
•Adaptation for specific reference electrodes
Recommended For
Researchers who need a reliable, chemically resistant electrochemical cell that can adapt from quick screening experiments to controlled sealed electrolysis, without changing platforms.