330Wh/kg Semi-solid Polymer Battery

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● Model Number: BMP7243125
● Capacity: 5500mAh
● Nom.Voltage: 3.8V

● Energy Density: 330Wh/kg

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Semi-solid Polymer Battery

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Shenzhen Blumoti Energy Co., Ltd. is a leading Chinese manufacturer and supplier of 330Wh/kg Semi-solid Polymer Battery. If you are looking to source durable, bulk 330Wh/kg Semi-solid Polymer Battery from China, feel free to contact our factory for details. Custom orders are welcome.

The key difference between semi-solid and conventional polymer batteries lies in the electrolyte system and manufacturing process.

Conventional Polymer batteries use a liquid electrolyte that is vacuum-injected into the cell, followed by a resting period to allow full electrolyte infiltration.

Semi-solid lithium-ion polymer batteries, on the other hand, replace most of the liquid electrolyte with a solid-liquid composite electrolyte. This requires additional processing steps, including thermal lamination to bond the electrolyte with the electrode sheets, pre-lithiation of the silicon anode, and further interface optimization before packaging to reduce internal impedance.

Model NO.		Nom.Voltage
BMP7243125DT	5500mAh	3.8V	7.2mm	43mm	125mm	330 Wh/kg
BMP965068DT	5000mAh	3.8V	9.6mm	50mm	68mm	330 Wh/kg
BMP527573DT	5000mAh	3.8V	5.2mm	75mm	73mm	330 Wh/kg
BMP566075DT	4400mAh	3.8V	5.6mm	60mm	75mm	330 Wh/kg

330 Wh/kg semi-solid

Semi-solid LiPo batteries can typically achieve higher energy density than conventional LiPo batteries, meaning they can deliver longer runtime within the same weight or volume. This is one of the core advantages of semi-solid battery technology.

The semi-solid design generally helps reduce electrolyte consumption, interface side reactions, and the risk of internal short circuits, thereby improving durability and cycle life.

Better High-Power Discharge Potential

Semi-solid LiPo batteries offer stronger potential for high-power discharge, making them better suited for applications that require stable output, rapid acceleration, or high-load operation.