Coin Cell Laboratory Full Manufacturing Equipment

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Including preliminary equipment planning, laboratory layout, bill of materials. Equipment installation and commissioning, personnel training.
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Li-ion cells comprise four main components – two electrodes: one anode (holds the lithium ions when charged) and one cathode (holds the lithium ions when discharged), a separator that is placed between the electrodes to prevent contact and shorting, and an electrolyte medium that enables movement of lithium ions between the electrodes.

Typically, the anode is made of graphite while the cathode can be an alloy of multiple metals (nickel, cobalt, lithium, others). All the components are packed in a casing and tabs are exposed for a positive and negative terminal. The cells are then arranged and connected to make a battery pack.