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We care not only about the quality and compatibility of the materials used in the production of the separator, but also about the environment around us.
Our main goal is to ensure that all materials and raw materials used meet the highest physicochemical standards, which translates into the quality of our final products and the level of Customer satisfaction.
In addition, we are constantly involved in environmental research aimed at monitoring and minimizing the impact of our company’s activities on the environment. We regularly measure the concentration of chemical substances in the air and take care of the quality of water used in production processes.
We use modern technologies and analysis methods to ensure precise results.
Thanks to the efforts and commitment of our specialized team, we can be sure that the materials used are of excellent quality and at the same time we contribute to creating sustainable and safe working conditions.
The physical properties laboratory conducts a number of tests aimed at assessing the important properties of the separator, which confirm that the parameters of the production process are correct and meet the quality requirements of the semi-final product.
In the area of visual inspection, quality inspectors confirm that products meet certain and very specific aesthetic standards, which also affect the functioning of the battery. We use special and professional control and measurement equipment, such as 3D microscopes, detectors and stations for inspection in reflected and transmitted light.
The final inspection area deals with 100% verification of the final product that goes directly to the customer. Here, during inspection, we also use special equipment designed only for this type of product. At each stage of inter-process or final inspection, we always remember that a separator is a very specific product that affects the safety of cars and the people using them. Of course, the most important element is properly trained and motivated team who supervises each of the above-mentioned stages.
