About Carbon Coated Al Foil For Lithium Battery Cathode Electrode
Carbon Coated Al Foil For Lithium Battery Cathode Electrode is a current-collector and electrode-substrate material. NanoLithium supplies it for anode and cathode current collectors and electrode substrates. Full specifications are shown below, and bulk or custom quantities can be quoted on request. We ship from Canada to the USA, Europe, South Korea and worldwide.
Carbon Coated
Conductive coating:
Using functional coatings for surface treatment of battery conductive substrate is a breakthrough of technical innovation, coated carbon foil/copper foil is to spread good nano conductive graphite and carbon-coated particles, fine and uniform coating on aluminum foil/copper foil. Static electrical conductivity, can provide an excellent collection of active material micro electric current, which can greatly reduce the positive/negative material and collector, the contact resistance between the and can improve the adhesive ability between the two, can reduce the use amount of binder, which creates a significantly improve the overall performance of the battery. Can be divided into water-based coating (water system) and oil (organic solvent system) two types.
1. The inhibition of cell polarization, reduce the heating effect and improve the rate performance;
2. Reduce the battery internal resistance, and decrease the circulation process of dynamic resistance increase;
3. Improve the consistency, increase the battery cycle life;
4. Improve the adhesion of and active materials, reduce the pole piece manufacturing cost;
5. Protect collection of fluid from the electrolyte corrosion;
6. Improve lithium iron phosphate, lithium titanate materials processing performance.
Coating thickness (Double side) A: 4~6um B: 2~3um
| Item | Test data | Test method |
| Aluminum foil thickness | 12~30um | Micrometer |
| Color | Black / gray | eye survey |
| Conductive coating single surface density(g/㎡/ side) | 0.5-2.0 g/㎡ | weighing method |











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