260 Microns Thickness Gas Diffusion Layer
AC26
The 260 micron thick gas diffusion layer is a thicker material layer commonly used in fuel cell systems and other gas diffusion applications. The gas diffusion layer is a key component in fuel cell systems, used to provide a path for gas transport and electron conduction between the cathode and anode. The 260 micron thick gas diffusion layer plays an important role in fuel cell systems, achieving gas dispersion and transport, electron conduction, and water regulation. Its thicker design provides superior gas channeling and conductivity, helping to improve the efficiency and performance of fuel cells.
Quantity
More suitable for air-cooled fuel cells.
The gas diffusion layer is located on the outer side of CCM and is an important component of MEA. In the reaction and direct contact with the reaction surface, it is necessary to achieve excellent
conductivity, heat resistance, and gas dispersion, which is one of the core components of the battery. Its quality directly affects battery performance.
Thickness, as an important attribute that affects work performance, can serve as a classification standard to showcase different models of products to customers.
MPL：yes
Hydrophobic Treatment：yes
Thickness（μm)：260±25
Compression rate（%）：15±5
Area resistance（mΩ·cm²）：＜12
tensile strength（MPa)：≥12