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Post-Winding Battery Cell Inspection System
The post-winding inspection system is used for automated inspection of lithium-ion battery cells after stacking or winding, ensuring the integrity, safety, and consistency of the internal cell structure, which is critical to power battery quality.
The system supports fully automated inline inspection, focusing on defect detection on the front and back surfaces and all end faces after winding, including inspection of electrode tabs at each layer.
Driven by the growth of new energy vehicles and energy storage systems, such inspection systems have become a key element in ensuring battery cell quality, enhancing both manufacturing efficiency and product reliability.
Key Features & Advantages
Wide Applicability:The system supports fully automated inline inspection of wound battery cells and finished batteries up to L230 × W135 × T40, ensuring internal structural integrity.
High-precision Inspection Capability:The system utilizes a precision servo transfer mechanism to ensure imaging quality and inspection accuracy, allowing accurate measurement of winding alignment across all end faces and electrode tabs at each layer.
HIgh Level of Automation:The system supports automatic sorting and classification of good and defective products, and can be integrated with automated production lines for unmanned operation, significantly improving production efficiency.
Multiple Inspection Modes:The system supports multiple inspection modes that can be flexibly switched according to production requirements, and also provides SPC (Statistical Process Control) functionality to support production data analysis.
Ensuring Product Quality Consistency:Driven by the growth of new energy vehicles and energy storage systems, the system has become a key process in new energy battery manufacturing, ensuring battery cell safety, consistency, and overall product quality.
