Safety supervision of lithium thionyl chloride batteries is becoming stricter, and companies need to keep up with the new regulations

As the application of lithium thionyl chloride batteries in many fields continues to expand, their safety supervision issues have received increasing attention. Recently, relevant regulatory authorities have introduced stricter regulations on the safety of disposable lithium batteries, aiming to regulate the market and reduce potential risks.

 

In 2024, the State Administration for Market Regulation and multiple departments jointly issued the "Notice on Upgrading Safety Supervision of Disposable Lithium Batteries", which clearly included lithium thionyl chloride batteries in the key supervision scope. The new standard requires batteries to pass more stringent safety tests during the production process, including puncture, extrusion, thermal shock and other tests. In addition, for the battery transportation link, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have also updated the dangerous goods transportation regulations, and detailed the packaging, labeling and transportation document requirements for lithium thionyl chloride batteries.

 

Jiangmen Hongli Energy Co., Ltd., as a national high-tech enterprise and professional manufacturer, actively responds to regulatory requirements. The company's CR14250 and other lithium thionyl chloride batteries strictly follow the United Nations "Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods" and China's GB 31241-2014 standard, and have passed a number of international certifications such as IEC 60086-4. In the production process, the company uses automated equipment to ensure the stability of the internal structure of the battery and reduce safety hazards caused by process defects. At the same time, a complete quality traceability system is established to conduct strict sampling inspections on each batch of batteries to ensure the safety of the products during transportation, storage and use.

 

The implementation of the new regulatory policy will accelerate the industry reshuffle and prompt companies to increase their investment in safety technology research and development and quality management. In the future, the lithium thionyl chloride battery industry will develop towards higher safety standards and more standardized market order. For companies like Jiangmen Hongli Power Technology Co., Ltd. that focus on technology research and development and quality control, this is both a challenge and an opportunity to further consolidate their market position.

Enterprises need to keep up with policy changes and continuously optimize product safety performance in order to maintain their advantages in the fierce market competition and provide consumers with safer and more reliable products.