CATHODIC PROTECTION MATERIALS & SYSTEM SOLUTIONS

From sacrificial anodes to monitoring interfaces, start with the right system path.

Material supply, system direction and project support for industrial assets.

A practical entry point for corrosion-protection engineers, technical teams, procurement and project decision-makers.

Cathodic protection product system overview
2012Founded
100+Employees
2023High-tech enterprise
6000+Project solutions
≈10,000 m²Factory area
Product centre

42 individually listed products across 8 series

Browse the product catalogue by category, then open the series and individual product form that matches the project information.

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Impressed-current cathodic protection

Auxiliary anodes and products connected with anode beds, power equipment and system wiring.

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Cathodic protection monitoring

Reference electrodes, test posts and products for field potential and current measurement.

The current catalogue contains 42 individually listed product forms. Final selection remains subject to the asset, medium, installation and project documents.

Solution paths

Start with the protected asset and operating environment

Each solution path connects the asset, environment, protection focus, technical route and product direction before the inquiry is prepared.

Engineering evidence

Connect product form, installation and monitoring

The information on this site supports a practical project conversation: protected structure, site conditions, connection method and monitoring interface.

Buried pipeline anode installation

Buried pipeline anode installation

Coordinate anodes, connections and construction support around the pipeline structure and site conditions.

Field anode installation

Field anode installation

Product geometry and connection method need to match the protected facility and construction boundary.

Testing and monitoring interfaces

Testing and monitoring interfaces

Test posts and reference electrodes support system testing and operational checks.

Tank anode installation

Tank anode installation

Tank bottoms, internal structures and connected piping influence anode form and connection.

Project discussion

A five-step route from project conditions to delivery scope

The same information helps technical, procurement and project teams keep the discussion aligned.

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Define the asset

Identify the pipeline, tank, vessel, port steelwork or other protected structure.

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Review conditions

Consider medium, soil or water, installation position, drawings and protection range.

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Match the route

Discuss sacrificial anodes, impressed current or monitoring and accessory interfaces.

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Prepare delivery

Confirm product form, specification, quantity and project stage.

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Coordinate field work

Align installation, testing and construction support with the project scope.

Questions before inquiry

You can start with incomplete information

The protected asset, environment and known product direction are enough to begin a useful discussion.

Should I start with products or solutions?

If you know the product name, material, form or bill of materials, start with Products. If the product direction is open, start with the protected asset and environment in Solutions.

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Can I discuss a product direction without a final model?

Yes. Share the protected asset, medium, installation position, quantity and any drawing or bill of materials available.

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What other components may be needed?

Depending on the route, a project may also involve test posts, reference electrodes, cables, connections, backfill and insulation. The final composition should follow the project documents.

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What should I send with a drawing or purchase list?

Keep the product name, form, dimensions, quantity, installation position and project stage together when you contact the team.

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Product, system or project requirement

Share the conditions you already know.

Use the product context, solution path, phone or email to continue with Libo.

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