Q: Why is the thickness of the electrode sheet uneven after roll pressing?
A: It may be due to uneven roll pressing pressure or unstable roll pressing speed of the equipment.
Q: Why is the thickness of the electrode sheet uneven transversely after roll pressing?
A: It may be caused by misalignment in the installation of the rolling machine's rollers or uneven surface of the rollers.
Q: Why is the thickness of the electrode sheet uneven longitudinally after roll pressing?
A: It may be due to uneven roll pressing pressure or unstable roll pressing speed of the rollers.
Q: Why does the electrode sheet exhibit crescent-shaped bending after roll pressing?
A: It may be caused by uneven roll pressing pressure or uneven surface of the rollers.
Q: Why does the electrode sheet have wavy edges after roll pressing?
A: It may be caused by uneven roll pressing pressure or unstable roll pressing speed.
Q: Why are there dark streaks on the surface of the electrode sheet?
A: It may be due to uneven surface of the rollers or unstable temperature of the rollers during roll pressing.
Q: Why does the electrode sheet have curled edges?
A: It may be caused by uneven roll pressing pressure or unstable roll pressing speed.
Q: Why does the electrode sheet break during the process?
A: It may be caused by excessive roll pressing pressure or unstable roll pressing speed.
Q: Why does the electrode sheet produce powder during the cutting process?
A: It could be due to poor incoming material quality, excessive moisture content before roll pressing, excessive pressure during roll pressing, or severe wear of the cutting blade.
Q: Why are there a large number of burrs during the cutting process?
A: It could be due to inadequate performance of the cutting blade, unstable tension before and after the electrode sheet cutting, severe blade wear, or imprecise cutting angle and disc accuracy.