Epoxy Sheet For Battery Pack

Why Choose Epoxy Sheet For Li-ion Battery Packaging The Li-ion battery is assembled from battery cells after series parallel connection, and wire welding. The assembly process of battery cells requires good insulation and isolation of the c

Why Choose Epoxy Sheet For Li-ion Battery Packaging

The Li-ion battery is assembled from battery cells after series & parallel connection, and wire welding. The assembly process of battery cells requires good insulation and isolation of the charged parts, making sure the correct current path. The paper washers needed to be placed when connecting the positive electrodes of the cells in parallel. Meanwhile, the properly cut fish paper and epoxy sheets should also be added to separate each string of cells. After the cells are assembled, the whole battery pack needs to be fixed with insulating sheets. The reason why the epoxy sheet is selected as the outer casing of the battery pack instead of steel or aluminum one is that although these materials are beautiful and sturdy, it is hard to guarantee the well combination of the battery cells. If handed improperly, the battery cells might probably be scratched, which will cause battery leakage and safety accidents. Therefore, the epoxy sheet is very ideal for li-ion battery insulation and packaging.

4 Types of Epoxy Sheet for Battery Packaging:

3240 epoxy sheets under GB/T 1303-2009 standard can be used for the insulation and encapsulation of lithium-ion batteries. The series of epoxy sheets not only can meet the insulating requirements of your products but also has various colors for you to choose. The corresponding types of the epoxy sheet under the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) standard include FR-4 (temperature resistance 130°C, black, white, yellow, aqua green ones are available ), G10 (temperature resistance 155°C, color: aqua green), FR-5 (temperature resistance 155°C, color option: yellow-brown and dark green) and G11 (temperature resistance 180°C, yellow), as well as ordinary epoxy sheets (temperature resistance 130°C, color: yellow). The difference between G10 and G11 is that the fiberglass content is 10% and 11% respectively. Therefore, for those who require flame retardant performance, FR-4 and FR-5 can be the best choice.