ESP Collecting Electrode is a key component in an electrostatic precipitator system that helps to control air pollution by removing small particles and impurities from industrial exhaust streams. This electrode is designed to attract and collect particulate matter by the application of an electrostatic charge, which creates a strong attractive force between the electrodes and the particles. Moreover, this electrode is made up of a metal plate that acts as a grounding surface, with a series of conducting wires or plates suspended above the plate.