Home Energy Solar Photovoltaic Panels Industrial And Commercial Energy Storage Pack Battery Assembly Line

Product Description

Equipment View 1
Equipment View 2
Equipment Name Mode Function Segmentation Common Mode
Laser Welding Four-axis Automatic /
Six-axis Robot
Module Code Scanning Automatic Trigger & Code Scanning
MARK Test CCD Automatically
Distance Measurement Rangefinder Automatically
Weld Pressing Method Single Pressure Single Welding
Data Collection Unnecessary
Post-welding Inspection Manual Visual Inspection /
CCD Automatic
Welding inspection Manual Visual Inspection + Wooden tool
CCD Inspect Performance
Dielectric Voltage Withstand Test Manual Visual Inspection /
Equipment Automatic
Testing Method Connect The Total Positive, Negative And End Side Panels
Device Testing Pneumatic Mode Automatically Switching On
Data Collection Unnecessary
Module Part Double-speed Chain 2.5x speed / 3.0x speed Load Requirement 100KG
Carrier Material Aluminum Sheet + Anti-static Rubber
Material Vehicle Aluminum Material
The lamp rack for workers Electrical Matching
PACK Part Double-speed Chain 2.5x speed / 3.0x speed Load Requirement 200KG
Carrier Material Aluminum Sheet + Anti-static Rubber
Material Vehicle Aluminum Material
The lamp rack for workers Electrical Matching
EOL Testing Manual Test /
Equipment Automatic
Testing Method Switch On the Total Positive And The Total Negative
Device Testing Pneumatic Mode Automatically Switching On
Data Collection Unnecessary
Process View 1
Process View 2
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What welding options are available for the Laser Welding module?

The system supports both Four-axis Automatic welding and Six-axis Robot welding modes, incorporating automatic module code scanning, CCD-driven MARK testing, and automated rangefinder distance measurements.

Q2: How is the post-welding quality inspection handled?

Post-welding inspection can be performed via manual visual inspection assisted by structural tools, or automated using a high-precision CCD system to ensure reliable weld joint quality.

Q3: What are the differences between the Module and PACK double-speed chain conveyors?

The primary difference lies in the load requirements. The Module Part double-speed chain supports loads up to 100KG, while the PACK Part double-speed chain is engineered to support up to 200KG. Both systems operate at 2.5x to 3.0x speeds and feature aluminum sheet carriers with anti-static rubber.

Q4: How does the Dielectric Voltage Withstand Test operate?

This test links the total positive, negative, and end side panels. Testing can be set to Manual Visual Inspection or Equipment Automatic mode, utilizing pneumatic controls to switch the device on automatically.

Q5: Is data collection required for EOL and Voltage tests in this configuration?

In the standard configuration detailed in this equipment checklist, active data collection is marked as unnecessary, keeping the setup streamlined and optimized for rapid cycle times.

Related Products