Cell Lab Stainless Steel Spacers for Coin Cell Assembly [316SS, 15.8 mm × 0.5 mm, 100 pcs]

Cell Lab Stainless Steel Spacers for Coin Cell Assembly [316SS, 15.8 mm × 0.5 mm, 100 pcs]

Enhanced corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel spacers for CR2016, CR2025 and CR2032 coin-cell assembly

The Cell Lab Stainless Steel Spacers (316SS) are precision-engineered components designed for CR2016, CR2025 and CR2032 coin-cell research and assembly. Manufactured from high-grade 316 stainless steel, these spacers provide superior corrosion resistance and chemical stability compared to standard 304SS variants, making them ideal for experiments involving harsh electrolytes or extended test durations.

Each pack contains 100 accurately machined spacers, sized Ø15.8 mm × 0.5 mm, used to ensure consistent internal spacing, pressure and electrical contact within coin-cell housings. These durable spacers are essential for reliable electrochemical testing and reproducible laboratory results.

Key Features

• Superior Corrosion Resistance – Constructed from 316 stainless steel for enhanced durability in reactive electrolyte environments.

• Precision-Machined Design – Provides uniform thickness and perfect alignment inside coin-cell assemblies.

• Wide Compatibility – Suitable for CR2016, CR2025 and CR2032 battery formats.

• Improved Long-Term Stability – Ideal for extended testing and aggressive chemical conditions.

• Laboratory-Grade Bulk Pack – Supplied in 100-piece sets for research and pilot-scale applications.

Applications & Industries

• Lithium-ion and solid-state coin-cell research

• Long-duration and corrosion-sensitive electrochemical testing

• Advanced materials and electrolyte evaluation

• Academic and industrial battery R&D laboratories

• Coin-cell prototyping and performance benchmarking

FAQ

Q1: What advantage does 316SS have over 304SS spacers?
A1: 316SS offers higher corrosion resistance and chemical stability, especially in tests involving acidic or oxidative electrolytes.

Q2: Are these spacers reusable?
A2: Yes. With proper cleaning and care, they can be reused multiple times without loss of precision or strength.

Q3: Can they be used for both anode and cathode sides?
A3: Yes, they are suitable for either side of the coin-cell stack, ensuring consistent compression and contact.

Q4: Do I need additional components for coin-cell assembly?
A4: Yes. Springs are commonly used together with spacers to maintain consistent internal pressure.

Q5: How should these be stored?
A5: Store in a dry environment below 40 °C to prevent surface oxidation and contamination.