Organic Redox Flow Battery Testing Cell with Ti Bipolar Plates and Serpentine Flow Channels, CORFBTCTBPSFC

An organic redox flow battery (ORFB) testing cell is a specialized laboratory-scale device used to evaluate new organic redox-active molecules for energy storage. These cells are typically designed for rapid assembly and disassembly to facilitate high-throughput testing of different electrolytes, membranes, and electrodes. The Ti plate has multifunctional roles in the testing cell: (1) Current Collection: It acts as the bridge to transfer electrons from the internal carbon electrodes to the external circuit (load/cycler). (2) Mechanical Compression: It helps distribute the compression force evenly across the active area, which is critical for reducing contact resistance with the carbon felt. (3) Fluid Barrier: In designs where flow channels are machined directly into the Ti plate, it also acts as the barrier to prevent electrolyte leakage.

Part Number	CORFBTCTBPSFC (C-ORFB-TCTBPSFC)
Structure/Components	End Plates: PEEK material Current Collector: Ti plate with flow channels Electrode: Graphite felt (T=2-5 mm) Electrode Gasket: PTFE Membrane Frame: Silicone Tubing Connection: Barbed hose fitting  Max. Cell Voltage: ~2.0 V
Cell Sizes	Default effective area is 2.0 cm * 2.0 cm (4.0 cm2)  Other types of active areas, such as (1.6cm * 1.6cm), (3.2cm * 3.2cm), (5 cm * 5cm) are also available upon request.   Cell size: W60×H70 mm
Flow Channels	Standard flow channel is Serpentine                 Other flow channel types: such as interdigital, parallel serpentine are also available upon request.
Assembling Diagram
Application Field	Organic Redox Flow Battery
Note	The cell components should be thoroughly cleaned and dried after use.