TAICO Solid Battery Factory

TAICO is a production-oriented company that founded 2002 and focus on the solid state lithium battery pack, and energy storage solution. We have strong technical force, well-trained staff, as well as the professional plant and production equipment.

Over past 20 years, We serve over 100 countries and more than 300,000 households.Meanwhile, we have established strategic partnerships with EVE Energy, CATL, and Qingtao Energy to provide customized energy storage solutions for global energy storage users.

All TAICO energy storage and inverter products have passed international authoritative safety and quality standard certifications such as UL 1973, UL 9540A, UL 9540, and IEC 62619, ensuring the superior safety, reliability, and compliance of our products worldwide.

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TAICO Solid Battery Factory

🔋 What Are Solid-State Batteries? (The Future of Energy, Explained)​
Ever wondered why solid-state batteries (SSBs) are hailed as the “next big thing” for EVs and energy storage? Let’s break down their science, types, and why they matter—no jargon overload, just pure facts!​
1. First: What Is a Solid-State Battery?​
Solid-state batteries are a new type of lithium-ion battery—with a game-changing twist: they use a solid electrolyte instead of the flammable liquid electrolyte in traditional batteries.​
Key Split:​
Semi-solid-state: 5-10wt% liquid left (still safer than regular batteries, energy density ≥350Wh/kg)​
All-solid-state: 0% liquid (max energy density up to 500Wh/kg!)​
Core Parts: Positive electrode + negative electrode + solid electrolyte (replaces both liquid electrolyte and separator in old batteries—simpler, safer!)​
2. How Do SSBs Work? (Simple Step-by-Step)​
Think of lithium ions as tiny “energy carriers”—here’s their journey:​
Positive Electrode: Uses lithium metal (or similar). When lithium ions move into it from the solid electrolyte, it triggers an oxidation reaction (releases electrons).​
Negative Electrode: Uses lithium alloy (or similar). When lithium ions move into it, it does a reduction reaction (accepts electrons).​
Solid Electrolyte: Made of conductive solids (lithium salts, polymers, ceramics). It lets ions flow easily (high mobility) but stays stable (low resistance—no leaks!).​
3. SSB Classifications: 4 Types (By Electrolyte)​
Not all SSBs are the same—they’re grouped by their solid electrolyte material:​
A. By Liquid Content (Basic Split)​
Liquid battery: 25wt% liquid (traditional)​
Semi-solid: 5-10wt% liquid​
Quasi-solid: 0-5wt% liquid​
All-solid: 0wt% liquid (the “gold standard”)​
For automakers: Safety drives short-term adoption; energy density drives long-term growth.​
B. By Solid Electrolyte Material (Deep Dive)​
Sulfide SSBs​
Pros: Super high lithium-ion conductivity (e.g., Li10GeP2S12/LGPS hits 1.2×10⁻² S/cm—better than liquid electrolytes!)​
Cons: Reacts with moisture (makes toxic H₂S gas) → needs strict dry production.​
Oxide SSBs​
Pros: Stable in air (e.g., Li7La3Zr2O12/LLZO garnet), high mechanical strength, handles high voltages.​
Cons: Brittle (hard to make flexible), causes “solid-solid interface loss” (limits use).​
Polymer SSBs​
Pros: Lightweight, elastic, easy to mass-produce (same process as old lithium-ion batteries!).​
Cons: Low conductivity at room temp (only works well above 60°C), risky for lithium dendrite short circuits.​
Combined/Composite SSBs​
Mix sulfide/oxide with polymers—gets the best of both worlds (high conductivity + stability).​
Bonus: Chloride electrolytes (mix sulfide flexibility + oxide stability) exist, but aren’t ready for mass use yet.​
4. Why SSBs Are Better Than Traditional Batteries​
Yes, they have small challenges (like interface issues), but their advantages are huge:​
✅ Ultra-Safe: No flammable liquid → almost zero fire/explosion risk.​
✅ Wide Temp Range: Works from -50℃ to 125℃ (perfect for extreme climates).​
✅ Higher Energy Density: Solves lithium dendrite problems (a safety risk for lithium metal anodes) → EVs drive farther, phones last longer.​
✅ Simpler Design: Solid electrolyte lets batteries connect in-series internally (easier to build modules/systems).​
5. SSB History: From 1830s to Today​
Solid-state tech isn’t new—it’s been in the works for 200 years:​
1831-1834: Michael Faraday discovers solid electrolytes (silver sulfide, lead fluoride) → lays the groundwork.​
1950s: Scientists find silver-conducting solid electrolyte systems.​
1967: β-alumina breakthrough → Ford/NGK build high-energy solid-state batteries (molten sodium/β-alumina/sulfur).​
1990s: Oak Ridge Lab invents LiPON (lithium phosphorus oxynitride) → used for thin-film batteries.​
2011: Kamaya et al. create LAGP (first solid electrolyte with conductivity better than liquid at room temp).​
2017: John Goodenough (lithium-ion co-inventor) unveils glass-electrolyte SSBs (uses Li/Na/K anodes).​
6. The Future of SSBs: When Will They Go Mainstream?​
Big things are coming—here’s why:​
Tech Progress: Material composites (e.g., composite electrolytes) and interface optimization will fix conductivity/flexibility issues.​
Policy Support: China leads with supportive policies (clear market paths for SSB makers).​
Market Demand: EVs and energy storage are booming—SSBs solve their “range anxiety” and safety problems.​
Prediction: Large-scale commercialization by 2025 (thanks to brands like Toyota and CATL!).​
🇨🇳 Need a Trusted SSB Partner? Meet Taico​
Taico is China’s leading solid-state battery supplier—here’s why they stand out:​
Fully automated production lines (top quality, zero inconsistency).​
Strong R&D + strict quality control (solves real-world energy storage needs).​
Scalable (supports small projects to big industrial demands).​
If you’re looking for reliable energy storage solutions—click the link below!​
👉 taicopower.com/​
💬 Let’s Chat!​
What’s your biggest question about solid-state batteries? Will you buy an EV with an SSB? Drop a comment—I’ll reply!​


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