SCK200 Manual Pouch Forming Machine

The SCK200 Manual Pouch Forming Machine is designed for forming aluminium laminated film into pouch cell cases for lithium polymer and other pouch-type battery research workflows. It uses a spring-assisted mould and pneumatic pressing mechanism to shape laminated film into a defined cavity, producing a consistent pouch cup prior to electrode stacking, electrolyte filling, and sealing. This type of forming system is widely used in laboratory and pilot-scale pouch cell fabrication where repeatable geometry and controlled forming depth are important for downstream assembly quality.

Working Principle

During operation, aluminium laminated film is positioned over the forming die and pressed into shape under controlled pressure. The forming tool creates a single cavity in the laminate while maintaining dimensional consistency suitable for laboratory-scale pouch cell preparation. The compact configuration and relatively low power demand make the system appropriate for research environments and small-batch development.

Key Features and Specifications

• Suitable for aluminium laminated film thickness of approximately 0.1-0.2 mm
• Typical film size around 160 × 120 mm, with customisation available
• Single pit punching depth up to 6 mm
• Output pressure around 3 T
• Compressed air requirement of 0.5-0.7 MPa
• Power supply AC 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz
• Power consumption approximately 100 W
• Die material listed as S136 die steel
• Compact footprint of about 460 × 320 × 925 mm
  
  

Compatibility and Applications

This machine is well suited to pouch cell R&D, lithium-ion battery prototyping, polymer battery case preparation, and academic battery testing laboratories. It can be integrated conceptually with related ScienceGears categories such as electrode cutting machines, stacking machines, vacuum sealing systems, battery cyclers, and electrochemical test platforms.

Why Choose ScienceGears

ScienceGears supports researchers in Australia and New Zealand with application-focused guidance, local technical communication, and access to complementary battery research instruments. For laboratories building pouch cell workflows, the SCK200 offers a practical solution for consistent pouch case forming in a compact research format.