Composite Copper Foil Current Collector 3μm ATOMFAIR®

$1,399.00

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Research grade double-sided copper foil current collector with ≥4 μm Cu / 3 μm polymer / ≥4 μm Cu, ≥165 MPa strength, ≤0.05 ohm/sq. In stock.

Double-Sided Composite Copper Foil Current Collector

Product Type: Composite copper foil current collector
Research-grade laboratory product

Product Overview

Double-sided composite copper foil current collector uses a symmetric three-layer structure with lithium battery copper foil, a 3 μm polymer functional layer and lithium battery copper foil.

The composite foil specification includes mechanical, electrical, electrochemical, electrolyte-stability and thermal-shutdown performance parameters for battery current collector evaluation.

Performance Features

  • Structure is ≥4 μm lithium battery copper foil + 3 μm polymer functional layer + ≥4 μm lithium battery copper foil.
  • Longitudinal tensile strength is specified at ≥165 MPa and longitudinal elongation at ≥6%.
  • Surface roughness Ra is specified at 0.1-0.3 μm.
  • Surface resistance is specified at ≤0.05 ohm/sq and oxidation potential at ≥4.8 V vs Li/Li.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification / Available Values
Atomfair Model AF-ACCU-2SIDE
Structure ≥4 μm lithium battery copper foil + 3 μm polymer functional layer + ≥4 μm lithium battery copper foil
Longitudinal tensile strength ≥165 MPa
Longitudinal elongation ≥6%
Interlayer peel strength ≥1.2 N/mm
Thermal shrinkage 150 °C for 30 minutes: MD ≤0.9%, TD ≤0.7%
Surface roughness Ra 0.1-0.3 μm
Long-term heat resistance ≥120 °C
Volume resistivity ≤3*10 ohm.m at 25 °C
Surface resistance ≤0.05 ohm/sq
Oxidation potential ≥4.8 V vs Li/Li
Electrolyte stability 60 °C, 1 mol/L LiPF6 electrolyte immersion for 7 days; no delamination or corrosion; resistance change ≤5%
Thermal shutdown characteristic Polymer layer melts and breaks the circuit at 120-280 °C
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Configuration Support: This row represents the symmetric copper/polymer/copper structure.
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This composite current collector requires controlled electrolyte exposure and thermal conditions to prevent delamination or corrosion. The polymer functional layer provides thermal shutdown between 120 °C and 280 °C, and the foil must not exceed 150 °C for extended periods to avoid excessive shrinkage.

  • Electrolyte Stability Constraint: Immersion in 1 mol/L LiPF6 electrolyte at 60 °C for 7 days must not cause delamination or corrosion, and resistance change must remain ≤5%.
  • Thermal Shutdown Constraint: The polymer layer melts and breaks the circuit at temperatures between 120 °C and 280 °C, providing a safety mechanism.
  • Thermal Shrinkage Constraint: After 30 minutes at 150 °C, machine direction shrinkage must be ≤0.9% and transverse direction ≤0.7%.
  • Interlayer Peel Strength Constraint: The peel strength between layers must be at least 1.2 N/mm to maintain structural integrity.
  • Long-Term Heat Resistance Constraint: The current collector can withstand continuous exposure to temperatures up to 120 °C without degradation.

What is the thermal shutdown temperature range of the double-sided composite copper foil current collector and how does it affect battery safety?

The thermal shutdown characteristic is achieved by the polymer layer melting at 120–280 °C, breaking the circuit. This provides a safety mechanism to prevent thermal runaway. The source specifies that the polymer layer melts in this range, and the long-term heat resistance is ≥120 °C, indicating the current collector can operate up to 120 °C without degradation.

Is the double-sided composite copper foil current collector compatible with standard LiPF6-based electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries?

Yes. The source specifies an electrolyte stability test: immersion in 1 mol/L LiPF6 electrolyte at 60 °C for 7 days showed no delamination or corrosion, with resistance change ≤5%. This demonstrates compatibility with standard LiPF6-based electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries.

What storage conditions are recommended for the double-sided composite copper foil current collector to maintain its performance?

Based on the long-term heat resistance of ≥120 °C and the polymer layer thermal shutdown range of 120–280 °C, the current collector should be stored at temperatures below 120 °C to avoid premature activation of the shutdown mechanism. Room temperature storage is safe; avoid exposure to temperatures above 120 °C.

This double-sided composite copper foil current collector integrates a symmetric Cu/polymer/Cu architecture offering high oxidation potential (≥4.8 V vs Li/Li) and robust electrolyte stability, making it suitable for high-voltage lithium battery applications. The embedded polymer layer provides a thermal shutdown mechanism between 120–280 °C but introduces irreversible shutdown behavior and moderate thermal shrinkage constraints during processing.

Positive

  • High voltage oxidation stability: Oxidation potential ≥4.8 V vs Li/Li enables stable operation at high cathode potentials, reducing side reactions.
  • Thermal shutdown safety feature: Polymer functional layer melts at 120–280 °C to break the circuit, providing intrinsic thermal runaway protection.

Trade-offs

  • Thermal shrinkage at 150°C: MD shrinkage ≤0.9% and TD shrinkage ≤0.7% after 30 min at 150 °C may affect dimensional precision during high-temperature processing.
  • Irreversible thermal shutdown: Once the polymer layer melts to break the circuit, the current collector cannot be restored, requiring replacement after a thermal event.

Every advanced material, component, equipment, and instrument in our catalog is backed by rigorous testing. We maintain strict internal quality management frameworks and align with CE conformity metrics to deliver transparent, reproducible performance data via our public open-science repository.

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