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10 industries · End-to-end test solutions · Delivered worldwide in sync

Deep in new-energy and advanced-material property testing, we provide complete test solutions for solid-state batteries, lithium separators, lithium batteries, display materials, composites and research institutes — from pain-point diagnosis to delivery.

10 Industries Covered
1000+ Units Delivered
90+ Countries & Regions

Different materials, different plays —
but the accuracy baseline never changes.

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Solid-State Batteries
Li-ion Battery Separators
Lithium Batteries
Display Materials
Composites
Research Institutes

Solid-State Batteries: From Electrolyte Pellet to Stack, All in One Pass

Solid-state batteries are extremely sensitive to densification and interface bonding. On one forming–lamination–characterization platform, every process variable stays in traceable data.

  • QM900A-U: hot-press forming of electrolyte powder, thickness and density precisely controlled

  • QM940AS: precision multi-layer lamination of electrodes/electrolyte, uniform interface bonding

  • Universal & Impact Testers: mechanical-property and interface-peel validation

  • QM910 + flame retardancy: thermal safety and thermal-runaway assessment

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Solid-State Batteries

Li-ion Battery Separators: From Film Coating to Coating, Safety Baseline Unchanged

Separator thickness, puncture, tensile and thermal shrinkage directly determine battery safety. The QM900A-U + QM940AS locked pair completes forming and lamination on the same basis

  • QM900A-U + QM940AS: precision hot-press forming of separators and ceramic-coating lamination

  • QM910: thermal-shrinkage and thermal-safety assessment

  • QM100S: universal UTM + film grips — tensile / puncture / tear

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Li-ion Battery Separators

Lithium Batteries: From Electrode to Packaging, Full-Process QC

Electrode preparation, separator lamination, packaging safety — covering key test nodes in lithium-battery R&D and production QC; the accuracy baseline stays unchanged from lab to line.

  • QM900A-U: electrode hot-press forming and calendering

  • QM940AS: separator / electrolyte lamination

  • QM100SH: peel tester + QM500V/H vertical burning

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Lithium Batteries

Display Materials: From Substrate to Lamination, One-Stop Testing

Flexible substrates, optical films, lamination layers — one-stop testing of mechanical and thermal properties of films and polymers, covering the full display-material test chain.

  • QM100S: universal UTM + film / bending grips

  • QM910: thermal-shrinkage and thermomechanical analysis

  • QM900A-U: optical-film hot-press forming and lamination

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Display Materials

Composites: From Lamination to Curing, Data Traceable

Lamination and curing complete on the same accuracy baseline; mechanical validation data compares directly with design values — no cross-supplier calibration needed, accelerating composite R&D iteration.

  • QM900A-U: composite hot-press forming and curing

  • QM100TC: universal tester + composite grips

  • QM750A: impact tester (IZOD / Charpy)

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Composites

Research Institutes: From Paper to Reproducibility, a Research Closed Loop

Directly solving the core pain points of hard-to-reproduce papers and non-traceable data, turning equipment capability into an academic research closed loop that supports high-level paper reproduction.

  • QM100S universal UTM: one machine covering multiple mechanical methods

  • QM Grip universal grips + QM100E extensometer: fast changeover, stable accuracy

  • QM130A cutter: standard specimens made in-house, reducing dependence on external sample sending

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Research Institutes

Solid-State Batteries

Solid-state batteries are extremely sensitive to densification and interface bonding. On an integrated forming–lamination–characterization platform, every process variable becomes a traceable data asset.

Solid-State Batteries

1Challenge

  • Electrolyte pellet forming consistency is poor; inter-pellet thickness fluctuation is hard to control

  • Electrode–electrolyte interface bonding is insufficient; impedance keeps rising after cycling

  • As stack layers increase, overall densification uniformity is hard to guarantee

  • The hot-press process window is narrow; temperature/pressure parameters lack quantitative standards

2Method

  • Densification and thickness-uniformity testing

  • Interface peel strength and AC impedance testing

  • ASTM D3330 peel strength / ISO 11357 DSC thermal analysis

  • UL 9540A thermal-runaway propagation correlation verification

3Equipment

  • QM900A-U: hot-press forming of electrolyte powder, thickness and density precisely controlled

  • QM940AS: precision multi-layer lamination of electrodes/electrolyte, uniform interface bonding

  • Universal & Impact Testers: mechanical-property and interface-peel validation

  • QM910 + flame retardancy: thermal safety and thermal-runaway assessment

4Value

  • Composite process and mechanical validation work in a closed loop; parameters feed directly back to the line

  • Interface bonding and impedance judged from the same batch and source; cycle decay is quantifiable

  • Full-process data traceable, meeting ASTM / ISO audit requirements

  • One set of equipment covers powder forming, multi-layer lamination and stacking

Li-ion Battery Separators

Separator thickness, puncture, tensile and thermal shrinkage directly determine battery safety. The QM900A-U + QM940AS locked pair completes forming and lamination on the same basis.

Li-ion Battery Separators

1Challenge

  • Separator shrinkage, melting and thermal-runaway propagation under thermal abuse

  • Ceramic-coating-to-base-film bonding is insufficient; powder sheds after calendering

  • Tensile / puncture / tear strength data is scattered, making the process window hard to judge

  • Thermal-shrinkage test conditions are inconsistent; batch results cannot be compared

2Method

  • Film tensile, puncture and tear strength testing

  • Thermal-shrinkage and thermal-safety assessment (QM910)

  • ASTM D3330 peel strength / ISO 11357 DSC melting behavior

  • UL 9540A thermal-runaway propagation correlation verification

3Equipment

  • QM900A-U + QM940AS: precision hot-press forming of separators and ceramic-coating lamination

  • QM910: thermal-shrinkage and thermal-safety assessment

  • QM100S: universal UTM + film grips: tensile / puncture / tear

4Value

  • Composite process and mechanical validation work in a closed loop; parameters feed directly back to the line

  • Coating bonding and thermal shrinkage judged from the same batch and source

  • Full-process data traceable, meeting ASTM / ISO audit requirements

  • One set of equipment covers dry, wet and coated separators

Lithium Batteries

Electrode preparation, separator lamination, packaging safety — covering key test nodes in lithium-battery R&D and production QC; the accuracy baseline stays unchanged from lab to line.

Lithium Batteries

1Challenge

  • Electrode coating adhesion and peel strength are insufficient; material sheds after calendering

  • Value

  • One machine

  • Multiple methods

2Method

  • Film tensile, peel and bending tests

  • Mechanical + thermal-safety + flame-retardant full assessment

  • ASTM D3330 peel strength / UL 94 vertical burning

  • UL 9540A thermal-runaway propagation test

3Equipment

  • QM900A-U: electrode hot-press forming and calendering

  • QM940AS: separator / electrolyte lamination

  • QM100SH: peel tester + QM500V/H vertical burning

4Value

  • Electrode–lamination–cell data chain from the same source, avoiding cross-equipment drift

  • Peel strength and thermal safety measured together in the same batch, shortening R&D cycles

  • Compaction density and bonding optimized jointly, improving electrode consistency

  • SOP locked in and MES connected; lab process windows copy seamlessly to the line

Display Materials

Flexible substrates, optical films, lamination layers — one-stop mechanical and thermal testing of films and polymers.

Display Materials

1Challenge

  • Flexible-substrate bending life and mechanical properties are hard to balance

  • Optical-film thickness uniformity and thermal-shrinkage control

  • Lamination-layer adhesion and weatherability assessment

  • Polymer thermomechanical (TMA/DSC) data is scattered

2Method

  • Film tensile, tear and bending tests

  • Thermal-shrinkage and thermomechanical analysis (TMA)

  • ASTM D3330 peel strength / ASTM D882 tensile properties

  • ISO 11357 DSC melting and glass transition

3Equipment

  • QM100S: universal UTM + film / bending grips

  • QM910: thermal-shrinkage and thermomechanical analysis

  • QM900A-U: optical-film hot-press forming and lamination

4Value

  • One-stop mechanical and thermal testing, reducing cross-equipment error

  • Flexible-substrate bending life and mechanical properties assessed jointly

  • Full-process data traceable, meeting display-industry quality standards

  • One set of equipment covers the full material chain: substrate, optical film, lamination layer

Composites

Lamination and curing complete on the same accuracy baseline; mechanical validation data compares directly with design values — no cross-supplier calibration needed, accelerating composite R&D iteration.

Composites

1Challenge

  • Composite lamination parameters (temperature / pressure / time) are hard to quantify

  • Cure degree correlates weakly with mechanical properties

  • Mechanical data of specimens from different batches is widely scattered

  • Design values deviate widely from measured values, requiring repeated iteration

2Method

  • Tension, compression, bending and shear tests

  • Interlaminar shear strength (ILSS) testing

  • ASTM D3039 / D3410 / D790 / D5379

  • ISO 14125 / 14130 composite mechanical properties

3Equipment

  • QM900A-U: composite hot-press forming and curing

  • QM100TC: universal tester + composite grips

  • QM750A: impact tester (IZOD / Charpy)

4Value

  • Lamination and curing complete on the same accuracy baseline

  • Mechanical validation data compares directly with design values

  • No cross-supplier calibration needed; R&D iteration accelerated

  • Full-process data traceable, meeting aerospace standards

Research Institutes & Universities

From electrolyte pellet to stack, all in one pass — directly solving the core pain points of hard-to-reproduce papers and non-traceable data, turning equipment capability into an academic research closed loop.

Research Institutes & Universities

1Challenge

  • Papers are hard to reproduce; experimental conditions are hard to control precisely

  • Data is not traceable; experimental records are incomplete

  • Limited budget but must cover multiple standards — selection dilemma

  • Students take long to get started; experiment efficiency is low

2Method

  • Universal mechanical testing (tension / compression / bending / shear)

  • Hot-press forming and lamination process research

  • Multi-standard support: ASTM / ISO / GB / T / JIS / DIN

  • One-click raw-data export; results reproducible and traceable

3Equipment

  • QM100S Universal UTM: one machine covering multiple mechanical methods

  • QM Grip Universal Grips + QM100E Extensometer: fast changeover, stable accuracy

  • QM130A Cutter: standard specimens made in-house, reducing dependence on external sample sending

4Value

  • Quick-change grip design; zero wait when research groups switch tasks

  • Clean interface with built-in methods; students get started quickly

  • One-click raw-data export; results reproducible and traceable

  • One main unit + multiple grip sets, spreading single-standard procurement cost

By User Type

Three User Types, Three Concerns

Research Institutes & Universities

One preparation-control–validation–traceability platform, keeping every experiment in a reproducible data chain and supporting high-level paper reproduction.

QM900A-U · QM940AS · ProView

Third-Party Testing

Reports must withstand review. The whole line is designed to ASTM / ISO / GB / T / JIS / DIN, with five-dimensional records per cycle — fully retrievable at audit.

Standards Compliance · Data Traceability

Production-Line QC

From R&D validation to production SOP. Tiered permissions for method files, ProView supports MES export, copying the lab-locked process window to the line as-is.

SOP Locked · MES Connected
Customer Success Cases

They Are All Using It — Results Visible

From leading new-energy companies to top research institutes, Br&Qmesys Scientific Instruments helps customers turn process windows into reproducible data assets.

Solid-State Batteries · Leading Company

After introducing the QM900A-U + QM940AS combination, electrolyte pellet forming consistency improved significantly; electrode–electrolyte interface bonding is uniform and cycle decay is quantifiably trackable. Forming yield rose from 82% to 94%, and inter-batch thickness deviation stays within ±2 μm.

30% Interface Impedance Lowered
Cycle Stability Improved
Equipment used: QM900A-U + QM940AS + Universal & Impact Testers
Li-ion Separators · Listed Company

The ceramic-coating-to-base-firmness problem is fully solved; powder shedding after calendering dropped sharply; thermal-shrinkage test conditions are unified and batch results can be compared directly. Shrinkage rate fell from 8% to 3%, and coating peel strength reached an industry-leading level.

45% Coating Bonding Improved
Powder Shedding Significantly Reduced
Equipment used: QM900A-U + QM940AS + QM910 + QM100S
Research Institutes · 985 University

The pain points of hard-to-reproduce papers and non-traceable data are fully solved. One main unit + multiple grip sets — fast changeover, stable accuracy; standard specimens made in-house reduce dependence on external sample sending, supporting high-level paper reproduction. Independent student operation training shortened from 2 weeks to 3 days, and automated data-export efficiency rose 60%.

95% Reproducibility of Experimental Data
Paper-Publishing Efficiency Up
Equipment used: QM100S + QM Grip Universal Grips + QM130A Cutter
Material Test Quick Reference

8 Material Categories, Test Methods & Equipment Cross-Reference

Covering mainstream materials such as lithium batteries, polymers and composites; one-click matching of test standards and recommended equipment for quick solution positioning.

Material CategoryTest MethodCorresponding StandardRecommended Equipment
Li-ion Battery SeparatorsHeat-Set / Closed-Cell TemperatureASTM D3826 / ISO 11357QM900A-U / QM940AS
Solid-State Electrolyte PowderHot-Press FormingCustom Process WindowQM900A-U / QM940AS
CompositesLamination / CuringASTM D3039Vacuum Series / QM940AS
Engineering PlasticsTension / Bending / HDTISO 527 / ASTM D638QM100 Series
Flame-Retardant MaterialsVertical Burning / Glow-WireUL 94 / IEC 60695QM910 Series
Interior MaterialsBurning RateASTM D5132 / FMVSS 302QM500V / QM500H
Rubber SealsHigh-Temp High-Pressure Medium Aging—QM230H LLC
PackagingDrop TestISTAQM700C

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