Lithium Iron Phosphate LFP Electrode Sheet (Coated with Carbon Aluminum Foil) （LF06XX)

Name: Sodium electrolyte(KLD-NC25)（1.0M NaClO4 in TEGDME）
Brand: Canrud
Price: 90.61 USD
Availability: InStock

$60.41

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CU-EL-PL-2001

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LF0610

Single sided 5 pieces/pack (not rolled)

$60.41

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This product is designed for lithium-ion battery research and development, featuring a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) active material (D-3) coated on carbon-coated aluminum foil with an active material ratio of 91.5%. The electrode sheets are supplied in a non-rolled, single-sided configuration with a coating areal density of 12.30 mg/cm² and an areal capacity of 1.69 mAh/cm², offering a specific capacity of 150 mAh/g under standard test conditions (25°C, 0.1C, 2.50–4.20V). Suitable for fabricating full cells, this electrode is compatible with anode models such as SM02XX, LT01XX, and SC02XX at specified N/P ratios. To achieve rated performance, the use of recommended electrolyte KLD-LFPO1 and specified testing methods is required. These sheets are intended for researchers needing consistent LFP cathodes for coin or pouch cell assembly, with a six-month shelf life under vacuum storage.

This product must be tested according to the recommended testing methods and electrolytes by Canrud to achieve its corresponding performance.

Since testing methods and electrolytes have a significant impact on battery performance, changing the testing methods or electrolytes may reduce electrode performance; be sure to verify this information before purchasing.

Current collector areal density (mg/cm²)	3.40
Electrode size	10*10cm
Current collector thickness (µm)	14 (Carbon-coated aluminum foil)
Active material ratio	91.5%
Compatible electrode type for full cells (N/P ratio)	SM02XX(1.12)； LT01XX(1.13)； SC02XX(1.05)
Pack density (g/cc)	1.50-2.00 (Compaction value is not provided for unrolled electrode sheets; please calculate it yourself)
Active material	Lithium iron phosphate (D-3)
Shelf life	Six months (vacuum sealed storage), use within one month after
Recommended electrolyte	KLD-LFPO1
Electrode name	Lithium iron phosphate electrode sheet
Electrode number	LF0615
Active material specific capacity (mAh/g)	150(2.50-4.20V)
Test conditions description	At room temperature (25℃), let stand for 4 hours, charge at a 0.1C rate (constant current) to 4.20V, then charge at 4.20V constant voltage to 0.02C, let stand for 3 minutes, then discharge at a 0.1C rate (constant current) to 2.50V, and let stand for 3 minutes.
Test condition	At room temperature (25℃), 0.1/0.1C, 2.50-4.20V
Areal capacity (mAh/cm²)	1.69
Coating areal density (mg/cm²)	12.30 (tolerance is ±2.0%)
Usage recommendations	1. If the electrode sheet is not rolled, it generally needs to be rolled before punching and baking (the compaction density can be referenced from the minimum value in the "Compaction Density" column of this table); 2. Baking conditions: 85-105℃ for 4 hours (if vacuum baking, two air changes are required); 3. The areal density needs to be determined according to the actual weight of each small disc.

Product Instructions and Recommendations:
1. Vacuum storage or double-sealing in a glove box using self-sealing bags, especially for high-nickel and sodium cathode materials. Improper storage can increase battery internal resistance.
2. Electrodes not rolled; they need to be rolled according to the recommended compaction density.
3. Coating surface density needs to be determined based on actual weighing results. Coating surface density does not include the current collector.
4. Actual weighing calculation of active material mass (mg) = (Small disc weight mg - Current collector surface density mg/cm2 * Small disc area cm2) * Active material ratio
5. Theoretical active material amount (mg) = Coating Areal density (mg/cm²) * Active material ratio * Small disc area (cm²)

6.Theoretical areal capacity (mAh/cm²) = Coating areal density (mg/cm²) * Active material ratio * Specific capacity (mAh/g) ÷ 10006.

7. When calculating specific capacity, use the actual weighed amount of active material. Due to tolerances in coating areal density, the actual weighed amount should be used.
8. Creases: Single-sided electrode sheets are prone to curling after rolling. Flattening and packaging may cause creases.