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ELT Vmax:
Maximize Quality and Production Efficiency in Full Automated Battery Mass Production
About the webinar
With the new ELT Vmax electrolyte leak tester, new dimensions are being scaled. Specially developed for use in industrial series production, the ELT Vmax is able to test all metal ion batteries.
Our expert Emre Germen will show examples on how to achieve the maximum throughput with keeping the necessary sensitivity, and guide you through the most important new features and its easy installation in test systems.
Main topics of the webinar:
- Fully automated process
- Typical Application
- Product features
- How can I achieve the highest possible throughput
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of INFICON's technology.
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