A reference electrode is a fundamental component in electrochemical measurements, designed to provide a stable and known electrical potential that serves as a comparison or reference point in the measurement circuit. This type of electrode is essential in techniques such as potentiometry, voltammetry, and other chemical analysis applications where the potential of another electrode, called the working electrode, is measured relative to the reference electrode.

The reference electrode must maintain an invariant potential under different experimental conditions, ensuring precise measurements.

• It does not chemically interact with the test solution, ensuring the measured potential is exclusively from the working electrode.
• We have classic reference electrode, and innovative all-solid-state electrodes.
• Electrode bodies, make of  chemical-resistant plastic