Digital Pressure Controlled Electric Crimper for CR20XX Coin Cells (Ar Glovebox Compatible)-MSK-160E

Power

• 110 - 240V AC (50/60Hz) NRTL certified power adapter for worldwide use
• 24V DC motor with reducing gear, 15W. The operation is very safe without further certification

• O.D +0.15mm after crimping (Original O.D 19.96mm, then output after crimping is about 20.11mm)

• An extension power cord with a KF40 feedthrough is included in the standard package. This extension is required for the following applications:
• No power source is available inside the glove box, and the customer needs to extend the power cord to the outside of the glovebox, 
• If the equipment is going to be placed in an argon atmosphere, please keep the 24V power adaptor outside of glovebox with the KF40 feedthrough. The 24V adapter is susceptible to arcing in argon. (Nitrogen atmosphere is safe.)
  
  

• The standard package includes one assembling die made of hardened steel for crimping CR2032, 2025, & 2016 coin cells.
• 100 pcs MTI's CR2032 cases are included in the package for immediate testing
• Optional crimping and de-crimping die sets are available. Click here to check the price and availability.
• Optional Crimping Die Core for 3-Electrode 2032 coin cells are available at extra cost.
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• Note: You may adjust the gap adjustment screw to match the coin cell case with a different thickness.

Pressure Control

• A built-in load cell with a digital display for pressure measurement and control
  
• Pressure accucy: +/- 0.05% FS
• Pressure adjustment range: 0-1.35T ( 0 - 1350 kgf )
  
• The recommended assembling pressure for CR20XX coin cells should be over 0.8T for MTI's CR2032 cases. Please find the desired pressure by experiment.

• Pressing die traveling time: approximately 15 ~ 16 seconds one way.
• Pressing time: approximately 5 ~ 10 seconds.
• Output rate: approximately 40 seconds for each cell. 

• CE Certified
• NRTL or CSA certification is available upon request at extra cost. 
• Patent Granted: 201120462024.0 for the Coin Cell Case Crimping since July 2012

• Electrolytes are highly corrosive materials. The die set must be cleaned with alcohol after each use to avoid corrosion 
• In the case a replacement die is needed, please click pic.1 in below to order.
• The PTFE die (found at the top die) ejects the cell casing after crimping via spring-loaded pressure. Do NOT overtighten the pressure adjustment knob to avoid damaging this PTFE die.
• To set the proper pressure on the die, loosen the knob all the way until the spring compression is no longer stressed. Then start tightening the knob and stop turning it once the spring compression is felt. This will prevent the PTFE to die from deformation by overpressure. (Please refer to Pic.2 for details. )
• Please use MTI Brand Coin Cell Cases only with the crimper. We don't guarantee the crimping quality if other brand cells 

Pic.1   Pic.2