HCP030N Carbon Paper (Hydrophilic)

$37.75

Numéro d'article:FM-EM-GD000301

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✓ Sélectionné: 0.3*21*20cm

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This product is developed as a hydrophilic carbon paper for advanced electrochemical systems, including fuel cells, zinc batteries, and lithium–air batteries, where efficient gas diffusion and electrical conductivity are critical. With a thickness of 0.3 mm and a high porosity of 80%, the HCP030N offers low air resistance (<11 mmH₂O) and a resistivity of ≤12 mΩ·cm, supporting consistent reactant transport and minimal ohmic losses. Its non-waterproof structure makes it particularly suited for acid electrolyte environments, and the bending radius greater than 10 cm provides mechanical flexibility for custom electrode assembly. The material’s density of 0.78 g/cm³ and available dimensions of 21 × 20 cm further facilitate integration into laboratory-scale test cells or flow battery setups. This carbon paper is commonly employed as a gas diffusion layer or flexible electrode substrate, enabling reproducible performance in proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) and other aqueous electrolyte-based energy devices.

Product Name	HCP010N	HCP020N	HCP020P	HCP030N	HCP030P	HCP120	HCP121	HCP122	HCP125	HCP130	HCP135
Water Resistance	Non-waterproof	Non-waterproof	Waterproof	Non-waterproof	Waterproof	With Filling Layer	With Filling Layer	With Filling Layer	With Filling Layer	With Filling Layer	Filling (Self-humidifying)
Thickness (mm)	0.10	0.20	0.20	0.30	0.30	0.220	0.210	0.230	0.260	0.290	0.32
Resistivity (mΩ·cm)	≤10	≤11	≤16	≤12	≤18	≤23	≤14	≤15	≤31	≤34	≤35
Porosity (%)	80	80	75	80	75	一	一	一	一	一	一
Air Resistance (mmH₂O)	<11	<11	<12	<11	<12	>20	>20	>20	>20	>20	>20
Bending Radius (cm)	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10	>10

Density (g/cm³)	0.78
Dimensions (cm)	21 × 20
Water Resistance	Non-Waterproof
Porosity	80%
Thickness (mm)	0.3
Bending Radius	>10 cm
Air Resistance (mmH2O)	<11
Resistivity (mΩ·cm²)	≤12