Pack lithium battery pressurization equipment

What is a lithium battery pack?

The Lithium Battery PACK line is a crucial part of the lithium battery production process, encompassing cell assembly, battery pack structure design, production processes, and testing and quality control. Here is an overview of the Lithium Battery PACK line: Cell Types Cells are the basic units that make up the battery pack, mainly divided into:

What is a pressure mapping application for EV batteries?

Pressure mapping applications for EV Batteries. Flexible Tekscan Model 7800 matrix sensor wraps around battery components. The Model 7800 is designed specifically for battery testing. This flexible, thin sensor wraps around the cell and between layers to provide a 360◦ view of battery pressure.

How to contact lithium battery pack engineering team?

Tel & Wechat: (0086) 158 6765 3608 Mr.Pan Our engineering team offers design solutions. The Lithium Battery PACK production line encompasses processes like cell selection, module assembly, integration, aging tests, and quality checks, utilizing equipment such as laser welders, testers, and automated handling systems for efficiency and precision.

What is the main business of a battery pack assembly company?

The main business is to provide solutions for the lithium battery pack assembly production line, include: battery insulation paper sticking machine, battery cell sorting machine, battery spot welding machine, battery test equipment, battery PCM tester, battery BSM tester...

What are the production processes of a battery pack?

Outer Packaging: Provides physical protection. Output Interfaces: For connecting the battery pack with external devices. Production processes cover cell selection and grouping, welding, assembly, aging testing, inspection, and packaging. Assembly Production Line The process flow of the PACK production line includes:

How does pressure mapping improve battery performance & safety?

How Pressure Mapping Insights Improve Battery Performance and Safety - Charging and discharging causes changes in temperature, electrochemistry, or volume expansion. Measuring changes in pressure can tell you how the mechanics of the internal components are affected.