Manual Die Cutters for Pouch Cell Cathode and Anode Electrodes (56x43 & 58x45) - MSK-T-18

MSK-T-18 is a manual die cutter set for cutting pouch cell battery cathode and anode electrodes. One pair of die cutters is included: One for cutting two cathode sheets of L56 mm x W43 mm (W), and another for cutting two anode sheets of L58 mm x W45 mm. Customized die-cutters are available upon request.
It is a cost-effective die cutter to make pouch cells for battery research

SPECIFICATIONS

Cutting Dies Dimension	The standard Cathode and Anode Cutting dies are preinstalled in the cutters for immediate use (Pic.1) Cathode Die (mm): 57 L x 44 W with the protrude current collector of 10 L x 5 W (Pic.2) Anode Die (mm): 58 L x 45 W with the protrude current collector of 10 L x 5 W (Pic.2) <100 mm width electrode sheet is required to insert into the cutter (please see below video to learn the operation) Customized die size is not available for this device. Please see the related product below for other sizes
Cutter Structure	Manual push-down for cutting Pushing plate size: 4.7" x 10.2" One PVC plate is put on the bottom to protect the cutting die One set of wrenches and a screw drive are included for adjusting the pushing plate position
Cutting Dies	Two die cutters are included, and one die cut two pcs of electrode Cathode Die: 56 mm (L) x 43 mm (W) with 14 mm (L) x 11 mm (W) protrude current collector Anode Die: 58 mm (L) x 45 mm (W) with 13 mm (L) x 11 mm (W) protrude current collector Maximum Customized Size: 120 mm (L) x 80 mm (W) (including current collector) Other customized sizes are at extra cost, please contact us for more details.
Cutting Depth	Max. 0.2 mm (tested with aluminum laminated film)
Cutting Accuracy	±0.1mm
Compliance	No UL required because of no electricity
Application Notes	Combining with MTI 3 in 1 vacuum sealer, and ultrasonic welder, you can now make a single or multi-layer pouch cell to explore new generation battery material with more practical data at an ever-lower cost The discount is available for new faculty when purchasing a full set of equipment