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Identify battery defects. Choose the right inspection approach.

From leaking enclosures and adhesive defects to cell connectors: 20 priority problem pages lead from the observed deviation to a reliable inspection decision.

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Battery enclosure · leak testingRectangular battery enclosure during a pressurized leak test with a localized leak
Assess threshold, leak location and process cause separately.

How to get started

Start with the decision, rather than the instrument

Threshold: When is the component functionally good or defective?

Defect location: Is sorting enough, or do you also need to identify the process cause?

Reference: Which good, defective and artificial-defect samples demonstrate detection capability?

Production: What cycle time, variants and environmental conditions must the method handle?

20 priority entry points

Select the observed defect

Each page provides a distinct decision question, separates measurement variables, identifies suitable references and suggests the next step.

01

Leak tightness and cooling circuits

From thresholds and leak localization to production-ready end-of-line testing.

02

Bonding, covers and cell insulation

Verify application, wetting, adhesion and sealing function separately.

Battery bonding

Delamination in Bonded Battery Covers

Delamination in Bonded Battery Covers: separate adhesive or sealant cohesive failure, interfacial debonding, coating release, incomplete cure, and joint.

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Battery cell insulation

Air Bubbles Under Battery Cell Insulation

Air Bubbles Under Battery Cell Insulation: detect trapped air, wrinkles, missing adhesion, contamination, and alignment errors without damaging the cell..

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Adhesive bonds

Inline adhesive bond inspection

Adhesive application, wetting and the cured joint each pose a different inspection task. We clarify where inspection can add useful evidence in your line.

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Adhesive dispensing

Adhesive Dispensing Defects

Adhesive Dispensing Defects: identify missing material, wrong bead geometry, mixing errors, bubbles, stringing, or process drift before cure. Structure the.

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Thermography

Thermography for Adhesive Bond Testing

Thermography for Adhesive Bond Testing: determine whether voids, disbonds, or cure differences produce a repeatable thermal contrast in the bond geometry..

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Films and tapes

Hidden Adhesion Defects in Film and Tape

Hidden Adhesion Defects in Film and Tape: find poor wet-out, trapped air, contamination, wrinkles, and local loss of adhesion under an apparently intact.

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Surface preparation

Surface Cleanliness Before Bonding or Coating

Surface Cleanliness Before Bonding or Coating: detect the contamination or activation state that actually predicts adhesion rather than relying on a generic.

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03

Welding and cell connectors

Correlate electrical function, mechanical connection and internal weld defects reliably.

04

Component and production validation

Relate hidden geometry, technical cleanliness and assembly state to actual function.

Interactive tool

Which leak-testing method fits?

Five brief answers support an initial selection between pressure decay, flow, tracer gas, bubble testing and supplementary localization methods.

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