The choice depends on your target production capacity, product variety, available workforce, factory space and investment budget.

Semi-Automatic Lines: Suitable for lower production volumes, frequent product changes or phased investment. Operators handle loading, unloading and transfers between selected processes, while machines perform key assembly and testing tasks.

Fully Automatic Lines: Suitable for higher production volumes and relatively standardized pack designs. These lines integrate more material handling, assembly and inspection operations to reduce manual intervention, but require a higher initial investment.

Cell Capacity Grading: Uses controlled charge-discharge testing to measure each cell’s capacity and group cells according to the results.

OCV/ACIR Sorting: Measures open-circuit voltage (OCV) and AC internal resistance (ACIR), then sorts cells according to preset limits.

EOL Testing: Checks whether a completed battery pack meets defined electrical and functional acceptance criteria before leaving the production line.

Aging Testing: Runs programmed charging, discharging, rest and cycling steps while recording data such as voltage, current and capacity to evaluate pack performance over the test period.

• Voltage: Choose a range that covers the full cell or pack test voltage range, including the maximum charging voltage.
• Current: Ensure the tester supports the highest charging and discharging currents required by your test procedures.
• Channels: Select the number of cells or packs you need to test simultaneously, taking test duration and daily testing volume into account.

Please provide the following information:

• Cell Specifications: Cell type, dimensions, chemistry and capacity.
• Pack Design: Series and parallel configuration, pack dimensions and available drawings.
• Production Target: Required daily output and working hours per day.
• Process Requirements: Assembly steps, test items and acceptance criteria.
• Automation Level: Your preference for a semi-automatic or fully automatic line.
• Factory Layout: Available floor space, layout drawings and utility conditions.

Our professional sales team will review these details and coordinate with our engineers to prepare a suitable equipment configuration and assembly line proposal.