Standard test cells
The optimal test cells for 2- and 3-eletrode battery tests.
PAT-Cell
Leadless test cell for high-throughput testing of Li-ion battery materials using the innovative PAT-Core concept.
- Ability for conducting long-term half cell measurements with three electrodes
- No need for cleaning or drying cell components due to single-use concept
- Superior corrosion resistance for next-generation battery chemistries
- Reproducible and homogeneous mechanical pressure on electrodes
PAT-Cell-Twin-Ref
Specialized PAT-Cell for testing simultaneously with two reference electrodes.
- Ability for conducting long-term half cell measurements with two reference electrodes
- No need for cleaning or drying cell components due to single-use concept
ECC-PAT-Core
Electrochemical test cell with reference electrode using the PAT-Core concept.
- Less mistakes that may result from corrosion or crosscontamination
- No need for cleaning or drying cell components
- Easy and reliable electrolyte filling upon assembly
- Reliable sealing with PE-Seal and double cutting rings
ECC-Ref
Electrochemical test cell with reference electrode.
- Adjustable, reproducible and homogeneous mechanical pressure on electrodes
- Electrodes are easily accessible for post-mortem analysis
- Easy and reliable electrolyte filling upon assembly
- Reusable cell components except for PE sealing
ECC-Std
Electrochemical test cell for 2-electrode measurements.
- Adjustable, reproducible and homogeneous mechanical pressure on electrodes
- Electrodes are easily accessible for post-mortem analysis
- Easy and reliable electrolyte filling upon assembly
- Fast assembly and dismantling, and easy cleaning of cell components
ECC-Combi
Applicable both as 2- and 3-electrode test cell for aprotic systems with reference electrode holder
- Adjustable, reproducible and homogeneous mechanical pressure on electrodes
- Electrodes are easily accessible for post-mortem analysis
- Easy and reliable electrolyte filling upon assembly
- Fast assembly and dismantling, and easy cleaning of cell components