Manufacturing process of electrode
View Patent ↗A resist layer is formed over one surface of a current-collector material, while a resist layer having a predetermined pattern is formed on the other surface of the current-collector material. Through-holes are formed on the current-collector material through an etching process. An electrode slurry is applied onto the current-collector material formed with the through-holes without removing the resist layers. Specifically, since the through-holes are closed by the resist layer, the electrode slurry does not pass through the through-holes to leak out. Therefore, the current-collector material can be conveyed in the horizontal direction, whereby the productivity of an electrode can be enhanced. The resist layers are made of PVdF, and the resist layers are removed in a heating and drying step in which the PVdF is dissolved.
1. A manufacturing process of an electrode provided with a perforated current collector, comprising:
a protection layer formation step in which a protection layer spreading on one surface of a current-collector material is formed while a protection layer having a predetermined pattern is formed on the other surface of the current-collector material;
an etching step for performing an etching process on the current-collector material from the surface on which the protection layer having the predetermined pattern is formed so as to form through-holes on the current-collector material;
a mixture layer formation step in which an electrode slurry is applied onto the current-collector material having the protection layers and the through-holes so as to form an electrode mixture layer; and
a heat treatment step in which the current-collector material having the mixture layer in the mixture layer formation step is heated at 150° C. to 200° C.,
wherein the protection layers are formed by using polyvinyldiene fluoride solution consisting only of polyvinyldiene fluoride as a solute.
2. A manufacturing process of an electrode according to claim 1 , wherein the protection layer spreading on one surface of the current-collector material prevents the electrode slurry from leaking from the through-holes in the mixture layer formation step.