Energy Storage & High Temperature

Separator for clean-energy storage and telecom batteries operating in high-temperature environments.

1.5–3.0 mm @10 kPa165±10 g/m²·mmhigh-temp duty
Datasheet

The numbers, in full

Printed catalogue values plus design targets. Compression and recovery behaviour from 10 to 100 kPa below — request the full TDS for customer-specific tolerances.

Technical data AGM · glass microfiber
Thickness @10 kPa (1.5–3.0) ±5%mm
Density 165 ±10g/m²·mm
Avg. fiber diameter 0.5–2.0μm
Design values
Specific surface area (BET) ≥ 1.5m²/g
Avg. beating degree ≥ 32°SR
Stable and reliable float performance
Persistent discharge performance
High puncture resistance to prevent short circuits — maintained at high temperature
Strong resistance to heat-driven collapse and shrinkage across large temperature swings
Great recovery to maintain plate-group pressure

Verified by third-party SEM, ICP and BET analysis. RoHS & REACH compliant. Full TDS on request.

Compression · 10→100 kPa compression dry recovery wet recovery
1.81 mm 1.15 mm 21.510.5 0 10 40 70 100 kPa

Thickness (mm) vs test pressure. Approximate values read from printed catalogue curves — measured curves ship with the full TDS.

Duty cycle

What high-temperature service demands of a separator

Heat is the enemy of float life. This series is engineered to resist collapse and ageing at sustained high ambient temperatures, keeping its structure — and therefore plate-group pressure — stable across large temperature swings.

A low 165 ±10 g/m²·mm density with generous thickness (1.5–3.0 mm at 10 kPa) stores ample electrolyte for long discharge, while fine 0.5–2.0 μm fibers maintain puncture and dendrite resistance even when hot.

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Sustained heat

Heat is the enemy of float life. The structure resists collapse and ageing at sustained high ambient temperatures, keeping plate-group pressure stable.

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Long discharge windows

A low 165±10 g/m²·mm density with generous thickness — 1.5–3.0 mm at 10 kPa — stores ample electrolyte for long discharge.

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Temperature swings

Fine 0.5–2.0 μm fibers keep puncture and dendrite resistance even when hot; elastic recovery holds compression across large temperature swings.

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