Excellent impact resistance: Polycarbonate material is extremely fall-resistant and far more impact-resistant than many traditional plastics, making it difficult to break when subjected to external forces, which can effectively protect the internal battery components. This feature is critical to the safety of battery packs, especially in environments where impact is possible, such as electric vehicles and mobile devices.
Good transparency: polycarbonate has excellent optical transparency, and its light transmission rate is as high as 90%, which makes it convenient to observe the state of the battery when designing the battery pack and monitor the working state of the battery, thereby improving the safety and reliability of the battery.
Excellent temperature resistance: Polycarbonate is able to operate stably at higher temperatures and generally withstands a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to +120°C. This makes it reliable in high-temperature environments and suitable for use in electric vehicles and other high-performance battery systems.
Weather resistance: Polycarbonate has good resistance to ultraviolet radiation, moisture and chemicals, which allows it to maintain long-term performance stability in outdoor applications and extend the service life of the battery pack.
Processability: Polycarbonate is easy to shape and process, and complex parts can be produced by injection molding, extrusion and other processes. This feature allows polycarbonate to be adapted to the needs of mass production, while providing great flexibility in design.