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Screen Printed Electrodes

Disposable screen-printed electrodes
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Disposable screen-printed electrodes in graphite, gold and platinum, all printed on a corundum ceramic base.

What it does
  • Three materials — graphite, gold and platinum
  • Each carries working, counter and printed Ag/AgCl reference electrodes
  • Printed on a corundum ceramic base, sold in packs of 20
  • Short response time and disposability suit fast-sequenced, reproducible measurement
  • Stands and cuvette adapters available separately
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// Overview

Disposable electrochemical sensors based on the technology of screen printing have been designed for economics and practicality. Due to their simplicity, disposability, and short response times, SPEs have been used efficiently.

Gamry currently carries three screen printed electrodes

  • Graphite, Gold and Platinum.

  • All are printed on a corundum ceramic base.

Also available are our Screen Printed Electrode Stands.

Product Details

Platinum Screen Printed Electrode
Part #935-00135

  • Pt WE
  • Pt CE
  • Ag/AgCl RE
  • Sold in a pack of 20
  • Printed on a corundum ceramic base

Gold Screen Printed Electrode
Part #935-00136

  • Au WE
  • Au CE
  • Ag/AgCl RE
  • Sold in a pack of 20
  • Printed on a corundum ceramic base

Graphite Screen Printed Electrode
Part #935-00137

  • Graphite WE
  • Graphite CE
  • Ag/AgCl RE
  • Sold in a pack of 20
  • Printed on a corundum ceramic base
// Specifications

Specifications

All of our Screen Printed Electrodes are:

  • Length: 25.40 mm

  • Width: 7.26 mm

  • Thickness: 0.63 mm

Working Electrode

  • Diameter is 2 mm

Auxiliary Electrode

  • Area is 4.00 +/- 0.05mm^2

Reference Electrode

  • Ag/AgCl  (printed)

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Screen Printed Electrodes
// Resources

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