Beretta Replacement Electrode

Electrode; metal (conductive) pieces used in the transmission of electric current are usually immersed in an electrolyte or placed in a gaseous electric discharge tube.

Depending on the purpose of use, they can be in the form of a flat plate, as well as in the form of a sphere, ring or very thin cylinder (needle). The electrodes, which ensure the continuous movement of electric charges formed in their environment, act like the poles of a generator in the transmission of electric current. Cathode to the (-) marked electrode; The electrode with a (+) sign is called the anode. Therefore, cathode (+) charged ions (cation) formed in the environment; while the anode attracts (-) charged ions (anions). Two electrodes with opposite signs must be placed in a match for the current to flow. Welding electrodes are metal rods undergoing the same process. The metal piece to be boiled forms the other electrode. Due to the high voltage between the two electrodes, the electric current passes in the form of a spark jump (arc), and as a result, the electric energy turns into high heat energy and melts the metal and the electrode.