What are the hazards of electrode paste being contaminated?
After electrode paste is contaminated, it may bring a series of hazards, including:
Performance degradation: Pollution may cause an imbalance in the proportion of components in the electrode paste, thereby affecting its conductivity, adhesion, durability, and other properties, resulting in unstable product quality.
Safety hazards: If the electrode paste is contaminated with harmful substances, such as toxic chemicals or corrosive substances, it may pose a threat to worker health and even cause safety accidents during subsequent processing or use.
Cost increase: Polluted electrode paste may require additional cleaning and treatment work, or in some cases have to be discarded, which will increase production costs.
Reduced production efficiency: Treating contaminated electrode paste may occupy the normal operating time of the production line, leading to a decrease in production efficiency.
Environmental pollution: If the pollutants from electrode paste are discharged directly without proper treatment, it may cause pollution to the environment, which not only violates environmental regulations but also damages the corporate social responsibility image.
Brand reputation damage: If the final product is unqualified due to electrode paste pollution, it may damage the brand reputation of the enterprise and affect consumer trust.
Therefore, strict management and protective measures need to be taken for the production and storage process of electrode paste to avoid pollution. Once pollution occurs, measures should be taken promptly to reduce the harm.
