Contact probe measurement experiment to understand the heating conditions of secondary battery electrodes.
To prevent malfunctions caused by heat generation on the production line!
Using contact probes, actual current is applied. The heating temperature and resistance value during the application of current are measured. In order to conduct current application experiments with actual electrodes, we can provide suggestions for contact probes suitable for mass production lines and even support prototypes. 【Benefits of Using Our Services】 ■ Anticipate potential issues that may arise before mass production ■ Understand the optimal conditions for contact probes tailored to each product ■ Implement measures to prevent overheating during mass production ■ Reduce costs during mass production *You can observe the experimental process. Please feel free to contact us!
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In recent years, due to market demands, the charging current during the manufacturing of secondary batteries has increased. As a result, even a slight increase in contact resistance can lead to heat generation at the contact points. When the current value is high, it is important to select probes that are suitable for the material, surface treatment, and shape of the electrodes. In particular, the aluminum materials used for battery electrodes require different suitable probes depending on the gauge. To ensure a smooth start to mass production, please make use of our services.
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Contact probes are indispensable for the manufacturing of all precision instruments. Since entering this field 30 years ago, Sankei Engineering has actively worked on "technologies and products that cannot be imitated by other companies," accumulating unique know-how. Particularly in specialized areas that require high precision, such as measurements under high current, high voltage, and extreme temperatures, it is difficult to meet the demands without our outer spring type (integrated) contact probes, establishing a significant competitive advantage in this market.
