Adhesion test in batteries

Adhesion testing is essential to ensure electrode coatings remain bonded to the current collector without cracking or delaminating during use. It helps assess electrode durability and reliability, reducing the risk of battery failure. RISE has developed a methodology for battery electrodes based on relevant standards.

This service is also relevant in: Metrology, Production and manufacturing

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Adhesion test for batteries
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Force and torque
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Christian Carlsson

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Purpose

Electrode adhesion is a key parameter influencing battery manufacturability, durability and long-term performance. During production and cycling, mechanical stresses may lead to coating cracking, delamination or material loss, which can affect both performance and lifetime.

RISE has developed a methodology for characterizing the adhesion and mechanical integrity of battery electrodes. Our expertise goes beyond simply measuring adhesion-related forces. We help customers understand how electrode architecture, binder systems, current collectors and test conditions influence the measured response and failure behaviour.

By combining standardized testing with advanced analysis, we support development, benchmarking and quality assurance of electrode materials for both conventional and emerging battery chemistries.

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