CP60 Electrode Punching Machine

Manual precision punching for coin-cell electrodes and separators

The CP60 manual coin cell electrode punching machine is a compact, bench-top disc cutter designed to produce repeatable circular samples from battery electrode sheets and separator films. Using a replaceable cutting die and a guided punch mechanism, it delivers clean disc edges that support consistent mass loading, uniform current distribution, and reliable electrochemical results—especially important for CR-type coin cell development and screening work.

How it works

A coated electrode foil or separator film is placed on the base/anvil. The operator actuates the manual lever to drive the punch through the material. The guided motion and fixed die geometry help minimise burrs and uneven edges, improving repeatability between samples.

Key specifications and features

• Operation: Manual lever actuation
• Punch diameter options: Ø8–24 mm (often supplied with Ø14 mm as a standard die option)
• Punch stroke: 25 mm
• Material thickness range: 0.005–0.5 mm (electrode and separator)
• Dimensions (L × W × H): 110 × 150 × 235 mm; Weight: ~6 kg
• Practical lab fit: compact format commonly used for glovebox workflows (subject to antechamber size)
  
  

Typical applications

• Coin cell R&D (CR2016/CR2025/CR2032/CR2450 sample preparation)
• Cutting cathode/anode electrode discs, separator discs, and thin polymer films
• Rapid screening of electrode formulations before scale-up
  
  

Why buy through ScienceGears: local Australian support, advice on selecting die sizes for your coin-cell format, and easy cross-matching with related workflows such as gloveboxes, coin-cell crimpers, battery cyclers, and potentiostats for electrochemistry testing.