Configurable roll coating for battery-electrode trials
Prototype roll-coating equipment applies battery slurry to copper foil, aluminum foil, or film using selectable coating-head configurations.
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Problem solved
Allows battery developers to test electrode materials and coating conditions without committing to a full production-scale coating line.
Application contexts
- Lithium-ion electrode formulation trials
- Pouch-cell prototype development
- Battery-material process screening
Technical principle
A roll-coater transports foil or film through a selected comma-head, die-head, or gravure-head coating method and a controlled drying section; the company offers interchangeable and configurable options.
Typical use cases
- Comparing slurry coating methods
- Producing trial electrode rolls
- Screening positive and negative electrode recipes
Partnership route
How global engineering teams typically engage this asset.
Helpful to include: foil or film width · slurry solvent and viscosity · target dry thickness · coating method · drying temperature and atmosphere · trial quantity
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Source & provenance
Translation review status: unreviewed. Publication does not establish technical verification or supplier endorsement.
Original language: JA.
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- ロールコーター | 極板製造
https://thank-metal.jp/products/plates/coatingmachine/
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- 会社概要 | 企業情報
https://thank-metal.jp/company/
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