We manufacture controlled-atmosphere glove boxes for lithium-ion, sodium-ion and advanced battery research. The system provides a dry, inert environment for handling moisture- and oxygen-sensitive materials and supports coin cell preparation, electrode handling, electrolyte filling and battery assembly.
For room-temperature sodium-sulfur (RT Na-S) battery research, the glove box can be configured with sufficient workspace for a coin cell crimping machine, laboratory tools and accessories required for coin cell fabrication.
The glove box is constructed from corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel and features PLC-based controls for convenient operation. Its gas purification system is designed to maintain O2 and H2O levels below 2 ppm under specified operating conditions.
Chamber configuration, glove ports, electrical feedthroughs and accessories can be selected according to equipment dimensions and research requirements. For applications involving solvents, electrolytes or other chemicals, the configuration should be selected according to the materials being handled and applicable laboratory safety requirements.
This battery glove box can be configured for laboratory research involving lithium-ion, sodium-ion and room-temperature sodium-sulfur (RT Na-S) battery systems. It provides a controlled inert environment for processes where battery materials and electrolytes need protection from atmospheric moisture and oxygen.
For coin cell research, the working chamber can be configured to accommodate a coin cell crimping machine together with laboratory tools and supporting equipment. Researchers can use the controlled workspace for activities such as electrode handling, electrolyte filling, coin cell preparation and cell assembly.
For more information about controlled-atmosphere systems, explore our laboratory glove box range or read our laboratory glove box guide to understand working principles, applications and configuration options.
For additional research context, see the Argonne National Laboratory battery research glovebox facility , which demonstrates controlled-atmosphere glovebox use with battery crimping equipment, sodium materials, electrolytes and laboratory solvents.
| Model | BST/VGB-7H2 |
| Construction material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Dimensions | 1230 mm (L) × 740 mm (W) × 900 mm (H) |
| Total Height with frame | 1860 mm |
| Maximum Positive Pressure | 810 Torr (flowing gas only; not designed for vacuum) |
| Airlock Chamber with Airlift | 360 mm (ID) × 435 mm (L) |
| Maximum Vacuum Level | 0.05 Torr |
| Leakage Rate | < 3 Torr/hour |
| Standard Accessories |
- Gas Purification System - PLC Touch Panel - Foot Pedal - H2O Analyzer - One Pair of Latex Gloves |
| Optional Accessories |
- Vacuum pump & fittings - Butyl Rubber Gloves - Three / Four Glove Ports - Stand- Powder Coated MS / Stainless Steel |
| Battery Research Applications |
Lithium-ion battery research Sodium-ion battery research Room-temperature sodium-sulfur (RT Na-S) battery research Coin cell preparation and assembly Coin cell crimping machine integration (subject to equipment dimensions and configuration) |
| Note: | Glove box configuration can be customized according to battery research application, equipment dimensions, required controlled atmosphere and laboratory process requirements. |
Looking for a glove box for lithium-ion, sodium-ion or RT Na-S battery research? Share your application, coin cell crimping machine dimensions and atmosphere requirements with our team. We can help you select a suitable glove box configuration for your laboratory.
Request a Glove Box ConfigurationA battery glove box provides a controlled inert environment for handling moisture- and oxygen-sensitive battery materials. It can support electrode handling, electrolyte filling, coin cell preparation and battery assembly.
Yes. The glove box can be configured for room-temperature sodium-sulfur (RT Na-S) battery research according to the required atmosphere, equipment dimensions and laboratory process.
A coin cell crimping machine can be accommodated subject to its dimensions and the selected glove box configuration. Electrical connections and workspace requirements should be considered before configuration.
The gas purification system is designed to achieve O2 and H2O levels below 2 ppm under specified operating conditions.
The glove box can be configured for applications involving suitable solvents and electrolytes. The configuration should be selected according to the materials being handled, process requirements and applicable laboratory safety procedures.
Yes. Chamber configuration, glove ports, electrical feedthroughs and accessories can be selected according to the battery research application, equipment dimensions and required controlled atmosphere.
