Process for sealing electrochemical cells

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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296234, 29446, 429174, 264101, 264230, 264268, 264342R, 264343, H01M 204, H01M 208

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042247365

ABSTRACT:
A process for improving leakage resistant in a galvanic cell is provided. This is done by making an improved grommet and metal cover. The process comprises swelling a grommet which has been placed tightly around the periphery of a metal cover until the grommet is loose upon the metal cover, forcing a sealant solution between the swollen grommet and metal cover and then shrinking the grommet to substantially its original size to trap the sealant compound between the grommet and metal cover.

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