This invention discloses a lead-out terminal structure and a secondary battery, belonging to the field of secondary battery technology. It aims to solve the problems of complex manufacturing processes, poor
welding reliability, insufficient sealing, uneven stress, and high
internal resistance in existing secondary batteries. The lead-out terminal structure includes a battery casing and a lead-out terminal
assembly disposed on its lead-out holes. The lead-out terminal
assembly consists of an upper
electrode post, a lower
electrode post, an upper sealing
gasket, a lower sealing
gasket, and a
positive current collector. The upper
electrode post has a concave center forming a recessed portion, with a
welding hole at the bottom of the recessed portion. The lower electrode post is a circular plate, fixedly connected to the bottom of the recessed portion. The upper and lower sealing gaskets are respectively disposed on the inner and outer sides of the battery casing, and are pressed together by matching sealing bevels to form a continuous sealing surface. The upper surface of the
positive current collector has a protrusion and is welded to the lower electrode post. This invention simplifies the manufacturing process, reduces costs, improves
welding stability, sealing, and stress uniformity. Even if defects such as weld spatter occur during the
welding process, it does not affect the battery's sealing performance, reduces the battery's
internal resistance, and is suitable for various types of secondary batteries.