3-In-1 Edge Ironing, Trimming and Folding Machine for Extra Large Pouch Battery Casing - MSK-119-X

MSK-119 is a three-in-one machine that provides a continuous workflow for edge trimming, folding, and ironing of  a large pouch cell cases without dedicated labor. This process is widely used in the final steps of the pouch cell battery pilot-scale production line to ensure a smooth, neat and tidy casing edge. 

 

Features/Modules	Ironing Module	Trimming Module	Folding Module
Max. Power Consumption	2.5KW
Working Voltage	208-240 VAC, single phase
Compress Air Pressure Requirement	0.7 - 0.8 MPa is required.  Note: Air Compressor is not included. Attention: If a gas cylinder is used instead of an air compressor (pic2), a two-stage pressure regulator(pic1) must be installed on the gas cylinder to limit the pressure within the required working range for safe operation.   pic1  pic2
Size Info (Edge Ironing, Trimming & Folding Width/Length)	Cell length: 20~350mm Cell width: 10~150mm Cell thickness: 4~12mm
Temperature Info	Ironing Temperature: RT-250 °C, adjustable
Dwell Time	1-20 seconds, adjustable
Lifespan	Expected lifespan of Trimming blade :~ 1 million times
Trimming accuracy	+/-0.1mm
Working Modes	Continuous workflow for edge trimming, folding, and ironing of a large pouch cell cases (manual case loading is needed) Linear sliding rail for easy manipulation of trimming, folding and ironing modules. Battery Holding FixtureSliding Rail Operation Interface
How to use this Tool	When the pouch cell is fabricated, an uneven edging excess is expected. To make a neat cell with a smooth edge just like the commercial pouch batteries, please follow the steps in below: Step 1. The trimming module will cut off the excess area of the casing edge, leaving only the size appropriate for the edge folding and ironing Step 2. The ironing module will smooth the edge prior to the folding  Step 3. The folding module will partially fold the edge Step 4. The ironing module will smooth the folded section again and then iron the longer section against the sides of the case. Now a neat and tidy cell is finished.