
Working Electrode Stainless Steel Holder With Screw
MTX Labs
The Flow-Through Electrode Holder integrates standard rod-type pH, ORP, reference, or conductivity electrodes directly into a flowing electrolyte stream, in either continuous flow-through or dead-end Luggin-capillary mode. Built in chemically resistant polypropylene with EPDM and Viton O-ring sealing, it accepts electrodes from 3 mm up to 17 mm in diameter across four holder variants, and is designed to pair directly with Redox Flow’s X-Cell's reference-electrode ports. A complete kit of tubing, a syringe for galvanic connection, and hose clamps ships with every holder.
Holder body material
Polypropylene (PP)
Electrode used diameter
3–7 mm OD, 7–10 mm OD, 10–13 mm OD, 13–17 mm OD
O-ring material
EPDM, Viton
Electrode Holder Flow Mode
Flow-through, Dead-end (Luggin capillary type)
Compatible Electrode Types
pH electrodes, ORP electrodes, Reference electrodes, Conductivity electrodes, Other standard rod-type electrodes
Designed For
Integration with X-Cell reference-electrode ports
Fittings and Tubing Connection
IDEX-type, 1/8" OD tubing
Included Accessories
2 m PTFE tubing, 1/8″ OD, Syringe, 2 hose clamps, Flexible tubing, Compression and support rings, O-rings
Operating temperature
Up to 90 °C
Applications
Redox Flow Batteries, Water Electrolysis, Inline Electrolyte Monitoring
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