Coin Cell Simulator Is Used in Laboratory Research and Test Button Battery Simulator

• Customization: Available
• Type: Lithium Metal Battery
• Cathode Material: None
• Model NO.: Coin Cell
• Rechargeable: Yes
• Size: Small
• Condition: New
• Weight (Kg): 3
• Warranty: 3 Months
• Inner Diameter: 13 mm
• Materials: 316 Stainless Steel
• Showroom Location: United States, Germany
• Warranty of Core Components: 1 Year
• Outer Diameter: 25.4mm
• Video Outgoing-Inspection: Provided
• Marketing Type: New Product 2020
• Core Components: Other
• Applicable Industries: Manufacturing Plant, Energy & Mining
• Type of Rack 1: 500*70*90 mm
• Machinery Test Report: Not Available
• Type of Rack 2: 800*70*90 mm
• Transport Package: Ctns
• Specification: CR2032
• Trademark: GELON
• Origin: Guangdong, China
• Production Capacity: 500 Set/Sets Per Month

Product Description

Product Overview

 

The cells are specially designed to facilitate lithium ion battery research . The cell is placed vertically on the rack during measurement. In each cell, there are 5-10 drops of electrolytes required to wet the electrode and separator. We recommend to wrap the cells with para-film after assembly in Glove-box in order to ensure better sealing. The electrolyte will be kept in the cap even when excess electrolyte is added. Note the gap between the steel rod and  is very small.

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

The working electrode consisted of active material (e.g., TiO2 NSHSs), a conductive agent (carbon black, Super-P-Li), and a polymer binder in a 70:20:10 weight ratio.Mix and put on copper foil, fry in vacuum oven.

Pure lithium metal as both the counter electrode and the reference electrode at room temperature.

In cell, put working electrodes first,then separator, then the lithium metal.

 

 

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Left elevation

 

 

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Types of Rack	QTY of cells	size
T5	5 cells	500*70*90mm
T8	8 cells	800*70*90MM

 

 

 

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