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Battery Manufacturing Automation Equipment from FlexLink
ALLENTOWN, PA — FlexLink is a leading manufacturer of con- veyors and manufacturing automation equipment for elec- tric vehicle (EV) battery manu- facturers and other heavy bat- tery production operations.
turn-key solutions. The high level of standardization enables quick response and delivery times, as well as a high grade of scalability and flexibility. Heavy loads can be managed with a twin-track conveyor,
Battery manufacturing conveyor. The company offers a wide
range of battery manufacturing conveyors and electric vehicle components manufacturing equipment for battery cell han- dling, case handling, Jelly roll and assembly, leakage test, aging, and curing, activation and charging, battery module assem- bly, logistics packing or module assembly, inverter AC/DC con- verter manufacturing, and elec- tric motor assembly. FlexLink delivers solutions
that increase the efficiency of production flow and processes from conveyor components to
which is fully digitized and pre- pared for traceability require- ments of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). The standard- ized modules with pre-defined control logics shorten design and installation time, reducing time- to-market. Contact: FlexLink Systems,
Inc., 6580 Snowdrift Road, Allentown, PA 18106 % 610-973-8200 E-mail:
info.us@
flexlink.com Web:
www.flexlink.com
See at the Battery Show, Booth 2531
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