Lithium-ion batteries power a vast range of devices, from smartphones, laptops, and power tools to electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems. Their high energy density, long cycle life, and rechargeability have made them one of the most important energy storage technologies of our time. However, producing lithium-ion batteries is not as simple as assembling a few components.
A nitrogen glove box is a specialized sealed enclosure designed to provide an inert atmosphere for handling sensitive materials. These systems are widely used in laboratories and industrial applications to protect products from exposure to oxygen, moisture, or other contaminants. Maintaining precise control of internal conditions is essential to ensure both the safety of the operator and the integrity of the materials being handled.
Certain scientific and industrial experiments require environments free from oxygen, moisture, dust, and other contaminants to protect both the materials and the people conducting the work. In these sensitive and often hazardous processes, maintaining a controlled atmosphere is not just a convenience but an absolute necessity. Glove boxes provide a sealed, safe, and clean workspace where these conditions can be precisely regulated.
The working principle of solvent purification is:The organic solvent purification system uses working gas to pressurize the liquid level of the storage tank for solvent injection (it is recommended to use 99.99% nitrogen or higher purity gas). The solvent will enter the dual column purification column that can remove water and oxygen through the pipeline system. Ultra pure solvent will flow into the solvent collection bottle, reactor, or glove box after vacuum treatment.
Product features: The organic solvent purification system is fast, safe, and easy to operate, meeting the highest safety level requirements, and can be customized according to user needs. After the customer's purification material fails, Mikolana can provide new materials or activation services. There are several types of solvents that can be processed: aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons, ethers, chlorine containing solvents, amine solvents, alcohols, and other common solvents.