LGPS Sulfide solid electrolytes are currently the inorganic solid electrolyte materials with the highest ionic conductivity, which have advantages such as good thermal stability, wide electrochemical window, and good mechanical properties. They are the key electrolytic materials used in all solid-state batteries.

High-performance coconut-derived YP-80F activated carbon for supercapacitors. 2100 m²/g surface area, 0.94 cm³/g pore volume, optimized for 0-0.8V aqueous systems. Low ash (0.5%).

This battery-grade Li₂O powder (60-100μm, ≥99% purity) optimizes lithium-ion transport in solid electrolytes like LLZO and LiPON. With ultra-low metallic impurities (Fe≤0.002%, Ni≤0.002%), it enables stable 4.5V+ solid-state battery operation.

The AOT-CCF composite copper foil combines 8μm ultra-thin PET substrate with 99.9% purity copper coating, delivering 240MPa tensile strength and 20MΩ anti-shorting resistance. Ideal for high-energy 4680 cells and solid-state batteries, it reduces thermal runaway risks by 70% vs traditional copper foils.