XAVIS battery production equipment includes separate families for cylindrical-cell CID cap assembly, pouch-cell lead-tab manufacturing and electrode stacking. These machines serve different manufacturing stages and should be selected by the component or process required.
The cylindrical-cell CID cap assembly process includes one-point and four-point laser welding together with curling. The supplier publishes a rating of 100 parts per minute for the documented equipment. The cap design and required assembly sequence need to be matched to the proposed configuration.
The pouch-cell lead-tab family includes flattening, preheating, sealing and cutting. Published tab ranges are 21–60 mm pitch, 2–15 mm head length and 8–100 mm width. These dimensions provide an initial basis for comparing a tab drawing with the listed equipment range.
The Z-Stacker family is listed for stacked electrodes in pouch and prismatic cells. The supplier describes separator-swing stacking, a normal electrode size of 150 × 310 mm and a maximum stack thickness of 30 mm. The brochure states a cycle of no more than 0.58 seconds per sheet for its documented configuration.
Specify whether the requirement concerns CID caps, lead tabs or electrode stacks, then provide the relevant component drawings, materials, process sequence and target rate. Published cycle and production ratings require confirmation for the selected configuration. The supplier image illustrates CID cap assembly equipment; confirm the current layout and process scope for the proposed equipment.
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