Huai'an Optimized Electronic Copper Foil Processing
At the same time of thinning, it is also necessary to improve the tensile strength, elongation and other indicators, otherwise it is easy to cause copper foil fracture, affecting the safety of the battery. Therefore, it is the general trend that the future use will be more light and meet the above indicators.
Huai'an Optimized Electronic Copper Foil Processing
The technical feature of electrolytic copper foil is that various technical conditions in electrolyte and additives must be strictly controlled, so equipment alone is not enough to produce high-performance copper foil; High performance has high requirements for the materials of anode plate and cathode roll in the raw foil equipment, the processing accuracy and consistency of the equipment; In the production process, the concentration of copper and acid in the electrolyte needs to be monitored and adjusted in real time.
Huai'an Optimized Electronic Copper Foil Processing
Copper foil is divided into calendered copper foil and electrolytic copper foil according to the preparation process, which accounts for the vast majority of the market. According to the Copper Foil Branch of China Electricity Association (CCFA), at present, domestic manufacturers mainly focus on the production of electrolytic copper foil. In 19 years, the domestic production capacity of electrolytic copper foil is expected to be close to 600000 tons, while that of rolled copper foil is only about 10000 tons.
Huai'an Optimized Electronic Copper Foil Processing
Copper foil is a key conductive material in lithium ion batteries and printed circuit boards. It is a kind of negative electrolytic material, a thin, continuous metal foil deposited on the substrate of circuit board.
Huai'an Optimized Electronic Copper Foil Processing
Copper foil can be divided into many kinds according to different classifications. According to the thickness, it can be divided into: thickness (more than 70 μ m) Regular thickness copper foil (more than 18 μ M but less than 70 μ m) Thin copper foil (more than 12 μ M but less than 18 μ m) Ultra thin copper foil (less than 12 μ m) Etc.
