NRE Lab Introduces Pneumatic Coin Cell Crimping Machine and Manual Punching Machine to Support Battery Research

Medan, Indonesia — NRE Lab officially announces the availability of two new laboratory instruments: the Pneumatic Coin Cell Crimping Machine and the Manual Punching Machine, aimed at supporting research and development activities in the field of battery technology and energy materials. The addition of these instruments reflects NRE Lab’s ongoing commitment to providing reliable and accessible research tools for researchers, academic institutions, and industry partners.

The Pneumatic Coin Cell Crimping Machine is designed for precise and consistent sealing of coin cell batteries using a pneumatic pressure system. Compared to manual crimping methods, this machine delivers more stable pressure control, resulting in improved sealing quality and reproducibility. It is an essential tool for laboratory-scale fabrication of coin cells used in lithium-ion, sodium-ion, and other emerging energy storage systems.

Meanwhile, the Manual Punching Machine is used to cut electrode materials, separators, and metal foils into uniform sizes and shapes. Accurate sample preparation is a critical step in coin cell assembly, and this machine enables clean, precise, and repeatable punching processes. Its robust and user-friendly design makes it suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications.

With the availability of the Pneumatic Coin Cell Crimping Machine and Manual Punching Machine at NRE Lab, researchers can now perform coin cell fabrication processes more efficiently and with higher accuracy. This is expected to enhance experimental reliability and accelerate the development of advanced energy storage technologies in Indonesia.

NRE Lab remains dedicated to expanding its portfolio of laboratory equipment and solutions, particularly in the areas of renewable energy, battery research, and functional materials, as part of its contribution to advancing science and technology.