Name: Nickel Felt With Drawn Fiber For PTLs in Hydrogen Production
Brand: TOPTITECH
SKU: 276644374

Serving as the core material for the porous transport layer (PTL) in hydrogen electrolyzers, TOPTITECH's nickel felt is 0.8 mm thick and manufactured using innovative precision drawing technology. This process achieves exceptional uniformity in fiber diameter and morphology, with a porosity precisely controlled at approximately 70%.

The drawing process results in exceptionally smooth and consistent fiber surface and diameter, fundamentally resolving the unstable pore structure caused by uneven fiber thickness in conventional felts, thereby ensuring reliable gas-liquid transport within the electrolyzer.

Products Specifications

Material	Nickel 200 (N6)
Size	145 × 145 × 0.8 mm
Porosity	~70%
Fiber Type	Drawn (round fiber)
Technique	Sintering

Products Features

1. Precise fiber control achieved through drawing technology

This technology utilizes solid metal drawing, rather than cutting. This uniform fiber diameter enables predictable pore structure behavior, providing an accurate simulation foundation for electrolyzer design.

2. Highly Uniform Pore Network

The uniform fibers form a narrowly distributed pore structure. This uniform structure suppresses local hot spots and bubble blockage, ensuring stable high-current density operation.

3. Optimized Electrochemical Interface

The fibers establish a low-impedance contact with the catalyst layer, resulting in lower electrode contact resistance than traditional nickel felt. The smooth surface also minimizes catalyst particle embedding loss, extending the life of the membrane electrode assembly (MEA).

4. Customizable Product Options

This nickel felt can be customized in thickness and porosity to meet specific customer needs. This allows for use and testing in various devices and application scenarios.

applications

►Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolyzer Components

Used as a high-efficiency proton transport layer (PTL), its uniform pores enhance proton conduction and optimize water/gas two-phase flow distribution.

►Alkaline electrolyzer electrodes

After surface activation, this material can serve as a 3D electrode substrate, boasting a higher surface area than traditional materials.

►Fuel cell gas diffusion layer (GDL)

In fuel cell environments, its corrosion resistance is many times greater than that of traditional carbon paper.

►Catalytic reactors

The combination of ultra-high porosity and electrical conductivity significantly improves catalyst dispersion.