Battery Manufacturing EquipmentLithium electrode coating dies and process components
MANST supplies slot-die coating heads and related components for lithium electrode coaters. Its families include automatic ceramic dies, continuous double-layer ceramic dies, automatic double-layer dies and micrometer-adjusted ceramic dies, selected to match your slurry and host machine.
By MANST
Die families and how to choose
MANST lists automatic ceramic coating dies, continuous double-layer ceramic dies, automatic double-layer dies and micrometer-adjusted ceramic dies. These are families of components. The listing names no fixed model, working width or coat-weight tolerance.
Send the slurry, solvent, viscosity, loading, foil and layer structure you want. Ask for the wetted materials, feed connection, adjustment mechanism and installation drawing of the head MANST proposes. Get a technical specification for that head, since tolerances quoted for complete coaters or other die families belong to those products.
| Parameter | Published value | Record status |
|---|---|---|
| Core coating component | Electrode coating dies listed in the lithium-battery family | known |
| Feed interfaces | Feeding-system components and filtration items | known |
| Inspection interfaces | Coating-weight measurement and vision-inspection equipment | known |
Catalogue values apply to the configuration and test method the maker states. Ask for the values that apply to your configuration.
Source references: s2
Who owns the interface with the host coater
A die works together with feeding, web handling and inspection. Name who supplies the pump, filter, control commands and measurement feedback. If the head is a retrofit, send the existing coater's mounting, utilities and software limits.
Ask for a trial across your intended width, logging slurry conditions, loading and speed. Settle the cleaning, disassembly and adjustment procedures, including wear parts. Prices on the site sit behind a login and the catalogue has an enquiry button, so ask MANST for a current price and lead time in writing.
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Qualify the head on your own system
Before choosing a die construction, send the drawings of your existing or planned coater, the pump arrangement and the fluid conditions. Mark the mounting points, usable coating width, access for adjustment and who controls pressure or flow. A head can fit mechanically and still need a different process set-up, so judge a component offer as a component and price the rest of the line separately.
Agree a slurry trial with the supplier that keeps cross-web coating profiles together with the head settings that produced them. Look at the effect of an approved adjustment and note any edge or defect limits. Ask for wetted-material data, cleaning access and the maintenance routine for your formulation. Keep the die supplier's responsibility apart from oven and web-handling performance. The result qualifies this head on your interface and recipe.
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Set out the components and interfaces in writing
MANST names coating technology as its core and runs several other solution areas. For these dies and components, ask for an itemised scope covering the die, adjustment hardware, filtration and commissioning. Match the interfaces to your existing coater and agree the slurry and coating pattern, then ask MANST to confirm compatibility for that set-up.
Source references: s5
Questions that change the purchase
| Decision | What the catalogue says | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Will this die fit the existing coater? | The listing names die families without mounting or fluid-interface details. | Send interface drawings, pressure conditions and usable coating width. |
| How will coating adjustment be evaluated? | The listing describes automatic and micrometer adjustment without coating results. | Trial your slurry and record profiles before and after adjustment. |
Equipment questions
Is this listing a complete coater?
No. It covers coating dies and related process components. If you need a complete machine, define that package and a responsibility schedule separately in your enquiry.
Source s2Does the proposed factory listing guarantee coating precision?
No. The government list concerns recognition of a factory. Ask for coating results from your material on your host machine.
Source s4Prepare the supplier conversation
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Sources and check dates
The maker's own pages and public records used for this page, each with the date it was checked.
s1 · Company and supply-scope record
MANST · Manufacturer-origin source
MANST's company overview and its lithium-equipment categories.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s2 · Lithium electrode coating dies and process components
MANST · Manufacturer-origin source
The catalogue section naming the four coating-die families.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s3 · Official portfolio context
MANST · Manufacturer-origin source
MANST's feed and filtration products that connect to a coating head.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s4 · 2025 proposed basic smart-factory list
Pingshan District government · Public original record
A Pingshan government list naming MANST's smart-factory project.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
Read original record →s5 · Company introduction: MANST coating core and separate business areas
MANST · Manufacturer-origin source
MANST's own description of coating as its core business and its other solution areas.
Archived source check: 2026-10-11
Still to confirm
- The die construction and adjustment range proposed for your slurry and width.
- Responsibility for the pump, filter, controls and mounting at the host-coater interface.
- Cross-web coating profiles from a trial on your slurry.
- A current price and lead time, and which services are included.
Slot-die heads for electrode coaters
- Mounting and fluid-interface drawings
- Slurry rheology and pressure range
- Usable width and coating-weight target
- Profile measurement and adjustment trial