Molybdenum electrodes have good chemical stability and weak reaction with glass solutions, without significant coloring effects.
Molybdenum electrodes have high thermodynamic stability at high temperatures and are not easily decomposed or volatilized, so they will not introduce harmful impurities or gases into the glass solution.
The reaction product between molybdenum electrode and glass solution is also colorless, which further reduces its influence on the color of glass.

Correct electrode selection: Choose the appropriate molybdenum electrode specifications and types based on the specific application, ensuring that the size, shape, and material of the electrode meet the requirements.
Keep clean: Before use, ensure that the surface of the molybdenum electrode is free of impurities and oil stains to avoid affecting the thermal conductivity and service life.
Correct installation: Install the molybdenum electrode correctly according to the instructions or operation manual, ensuring a secure installation and preventing loosening or detachment.
Temperature control: When using molybdenum electrodes, it is important to control the temperature to avoid damage to the electrodes caused by excessively high or low temperatures.
Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the appearance, size, and performance of molybdenum electrodes. If any abnormalities are found, they should be replaced or repaired in a timely manner.
Avoid impact: During use, avoid hitting or impacting the molybdenum electrode to prevent damage or deformation.
Dry storage: When not in use, store the molybdenum electrode in a dry, well ventilated place to avoid moisture and corrosion.
Follow safety regulations: When using and maintaining molybdenum electrodes, relevant safety regulations and operating procedures should be followed to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment.

According to their different shapes, molybdenum electrodes can be divided into electrode rods, electrode plates, electrode rods, and threaded electrodes.