Products Description
Conductive Coating for Battery Current Collectors
Overview:
Conductive coating is a breakthrough innovation in the surface treatment of battery conductive substrates. It involves applying a fine, uniform layer of nano-scale conductive graphite and carbon-coated particles onto aluminum or copper foil, creating coated carbon foil/copper foil. This coating significantly improves static electrical conductivity, ensuring efficient microcurrent collection from the active material.
By reducing the contact resistance between the electrode material and the current collector, the conductive coating enhances bonding strength, lowers binder consumption, and ultimately improves the overall electrochemical performance of the battery.
Coating Types:
Water-Based Coating (Aqueous System): Environmentally friendly and compliant with RoHS standards.
Oil-Based Coating (Solvent System): Provides better coating uniformity and is suitable for high-precision applications.
Key Advantages:
Suppresses Cell Polarization
Reduces heat generation
Improves high-rate discharge performance
Reduces Internal Resistance
Minimizes dynamic resistance growth during cycling
Enhances overall battery efficiency
Improves Consistency and Cycle Life
Enhances product reliability and stability
Extends the usable life of the battery
Strengthens Adhesion of Active Materials
Improves bonding with current collectors
Reduces electrode manufacturing costs by lowering binder usage
Protects Current Collector from Electrolyte Corrosion
Enhances chemical resistance and long-term durability
Optimizes Processing of Cathode Materials
Particularly beneficial for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and lithium titanate (LTO)
Improves slurry coating performance and uniformity
Technical Parameters
| 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 | 0.5-2.0 g/㎡ | weighing method |
| (g/㎡/ side) | ||







