Platinated electrodes

Platinated electrodes are electrical contact points coated with a thin layer of platinum, a highly conductive and corrosion-resistant metal. This coating enhances their ability to transmit electrical signals accurately and reliably, even in harsh or corrosive environments. They are commonly used in medical devices, sensors, and electrochemical measurements where stability and precision are essential. The platinum layer ensures durability, good electrical contact, and resistance to chemical degradation, making these electrodes suitable for long-term or sensitive applications.