How to remove nickel plates from batteries

Ensure safe operation: Before starting disassembly, ensure the safety of the work area and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Use professional tools: Carefully open the battery casing with professional tools to avoid damaging the internal structure of the battery.
Find the nickel plate connection: After opening the battery case, locate the nickel plate connection.
Cut off the nickel sheet: Use scissors or tweezers to gently cut off the connection of the nickel sheet, making sure not to damage other components inside the battery.
Remove the nickel sheet: Carefully remove the cut nickel sheet and be careful not to touch other components to prevent burns or damage.
Repackaging the battery: After disassembling the nickel sheet, reseal the battery casing to ensure safe use of the battery.
For certain types of batteries, such as nickel sheets on the protective plate of lithium batteries, it may be necessary to use tools such as soldering irons and tin absorbers to remove them. At the same time, be careful not to touch the hot nickel sheets directly with your hands to avoid burns. When performing such operations, extra caution should be taken and safety operating procedures should be followed.