Sheet Film Coater w/ Vacuum Chuck ( 300Wx600L mm) & 250mm Doctor Blade - MSK-AFA-II-VC

MSK-AFA-II-VC is a Large Automatic Film Coater with a Vacuum chuck ( 300 mm W x 600mm L) designed to produce films with consistent thickness by using thickness adjustable applicators. It has a unique driving system to produce a smooth coating on all types of materials. The vacuum chuck is built in to hold the substrate sheet in place, which is particularly useful when coating on the thin substrate and making uniform tape casting. One 250 mm width gap adjustable applicator is included. This machine can be used for research on SOFC and Li-Ion battery electrode coating.

SPECIFICATIONS

Working Voltage	INPUT: 24VDC One UL/CSAlisted 100-240VAC IN - 24VDC OUT power adapter is included.
Max. Power Consumption	100W
Traverse Speed	5 - 100 mm/sec variable Accuracy: 10mm/sec
Stroke Length	10 - 550 mm adjustable by using the Adjustable Position Switch
Vacuum chuck	Vacuum chuck made of Aluminum alloy with < 1 mm holes. The hole distance is around 14.8 mm.
Vacuum Pump (Optional) (Remove the oilless pump from the standard pack Since 02/26/2016 )	Please click the checkbox to order CE Compliance 120L/min Oilless Vacuum Pump
Film Applicator	250 mm width Micrometer Adjustable Film Applicator is included, with adjustable thickness from 0.01 - 5 mm Traverse Pusher is included for pushing the doctor blade to ensure constant speed coating Note: Thinnest film can be achieved is > 10 micron
Compliance	CE certified NRTL / CSA certification is available upon request at an extra cost.
Application Notes	Pic.1 and 2 show coated cathode and anode for Li-Ion batteries. Please click here to see how to  It is recommended to operate the coater under a fume hood. (Click Pic.3 for detail.) You need a vacuum mixer to make uniform coatings (Click Pic.4 for detail.) You may need a Slurry Viscosity Tester to make coatings consistent (Click Pic.5 for detail.) You may need a vacuum oven to dry the films and remove the binder after coating. (Click Pic.6 for detail.) Rolling pressing is necessary to ensure good density and adhesion of electrode materials to the current collector substrate after coating. Please select a rolling press from here. (Click Pic.7 for detail.)        Pic.1             Pic.2            Pic.3           Pic.4                Pic.5

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