Of course, the necessity depends on the type of battery material being produced. However, if your production line lacks processes for removing metal contaminations, now might be the opportune moment to consider acquiring and enhancing your raw material quality.
Metal contaminations can detrimentally impact battery performance and efficiency. Metallic impurities can disrupt chemical reactions within the battery, resulting in reduced capacity, diminished energy output, and a shorter lifespan.
Furthermore, metal contaminations pose significant safety risks. Metallic impurities can induce internal short circuits, leading to thermal runaway, overheating, and potentially causing battery fires or explosions, as witnessed in accidents over the past few years. The removal of these contaminants minimizes the likelihood of such hazardous incidents, thereby enhancing the safety of battery operation.