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Sealing plastic nail

Cylindrical Aluminum Shell Material

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Sealing plastic nail

Sealing nail: used as a connector between lithium battery components, usually made of plastic or rubber materials; The main function is to prevent electrolyte leakage, ensure the sealing and structural strength of the battery.

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    Sealing nail: used as a connector between lithium battery components, usually made of plastic or rubber materials; The main function is to prevent electrolyte leakage, ensure the sealing and structural strength of the battery.

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    Sealing plastic nail

    Parameter
    Density The density of sealant nails is an important physical parameter, typically between 1.1-1.2 g/cm3.
    Hardness  Hardness is a measure of the ability of sealant nails to resist external pressure, usually expressed as Shore A hardness, ranging from 55-65.
    Tensile strength Tensile strength is the maximum stress of a rubber nail when stretched to fracture, generally greater than or equal to 6.0 MPa.
    Shear strength Shear strength is the ability of adhesive nails to resist shear forces, generally greater than or equal to 5.0 MPa.