Battery Tipper

Description：

The Battery Tipper is a robust industrial device crafted to optimize the handling and positioning of large-scale batteries. Specifically designed to accommodate the substantial weight and dimensions of industrial batteries, this machine provides a mechanized solution for safely rotating and aligning batteries during installation, maintenance, or recycling processes. Its sturdy construction and precise control mechanisms minimize the risk of accidents, thereby enhancing safety standards in the workplace. The Battery Tipper is indispensable in settings such as automotive manufacturing, energy storage facilities, and recycling plants, where efficient, and secure battery manipulation is crucial for operational success.

Specifications：

• Capacity: Capable of handling up to 5000 kg, ensuring it meets the needs for various industrial applications.
• Power Source: Electrically operated, utilizing a 24V DC sealed lead-acid battery, providing reliable power and easy maintenance.
• Energy Consumption: Optimized for efficiency, consuming approximately 2 kWh per operation, making it an energy-efficient choice.
• Rotation Capability: Features both 90° and 180° tipping options, allowing for versatile handling and precise positioning of batteries.
• Control System: Equipped with a user-friendly programmable logic controller (PLC) that facilitates both manual and automatic operations, enhancing usability.

Applicable industry:

• Subsea cable laying utilizes large cable rolls that are specifically constructed to endure the harsh conditions of underwater environments. These rolls support cables with outer diameters ranging from 75 to 150 mm and have roll diameters of up to 4 meters. Crafted from high-density polyethylene, these cables are chosen for their outstanding resistance to saltwater corrosion and their ability to handle deep-sea pressures. This durability is crucial for maintaining the functionality and longevity of the cables over long periods. Moreover, the large diameter of the rolls enables the laying of lengthy sections of cable without frequent splices, enhancing the efficiency of the installation process. This reduction in connections not only accelerates deployment but also significantly reduces the risk of operational failures, making these rolls indispensable in constructing reliable and robust subsea communication and power networks.

• High-barrier films, primarily utilized in packaging fresh meats and dairy items, are composed of a mix of polyethylene, aluminum oxide, and ethylene-vinyl alcohol. These materials provide superior durability and flexibility, alongside outstanding protection against oxygen and moisture. With thicknesses ranging from 50 to 200 microns and widths from 200 to 1000 mm, these films are customized to meet various packaging requirements, playing a crucial role in preserving freshness and extending the shelf life of perishable products, thus significantly reducing food spoilage and ensuring consistent quality from production to consumption.

• In the domain of large roll handling and processing, the technique of Core Insertion for Paper Rolls uses sturdy cores that range in diameter from 50 to 150 mm to reinforce large paper rolls designed for industrial printing. These rolls typically measure between 500 and 2000 mm in diameter and 1000 to 3000 mm in width, with a standard thickness ranging from 0.5 to 1 mm. Employing cores with high strength is key for maintaining the structural stability of the rolls under the stress of high-speed printing, which is vital for consistent print quality and accuracy. This methodology also increases operational efficiency by facilitating faster roll changes on print machinery, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing productivity in industrial printing environments.