Step-by-step guides to battery manufacturing processes and the laboratory equipment used at each stage, from slurry mixing to coin cell sealing and pack testing.
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Coin Cell Lab Line: Complete Process Flow and Equipment Map
A complete map of the coin cell laboratory workflow — mixing, coating, drying, calendering, punching, assembly, crimping and testing — with the equipment used at each step.
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Vacuum Mixing for Electrode Slurry: Choosing Between Laboratory Mixers
Why slurry is mixed under vacuum, and how to choose between a programmable planetary mixer and a multi-vessel laboratory mixer for coin cell R&D.
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Laboratory Coating and Drying for Coin Cell Electrodes
How laboratory film coaters and drying ovens work together in electrode preparation, and what the key specifications mean for your coating quality.
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Calendering and Electrode Cutting: Rolling Presses and Punching for Coin Cells
What roller hardness, gap adjustment and punching accuracy mean for electrode density and coin cell consistency, with the equipment options for each step.
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Coin Cell Sealing and Disassembly: Manual, Electric and Pneumatic Crimping
Three crimping technologies compared — manual hydraulic, electric touchscreen and pneumatic — with verified pressure ranges and guidance on which fits your laboratory.
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Battery Pack Welding and Testing: Equipment Overview for PACK Lines
An overview of pack-level welding, assembly and testing equipment — from spot welding power supplies and automatic welders to capacity grading and aging cabinets.