How to use the fully automatic busbar welding machine

      The fully automatic busbar welding machine is a highly automated equipment used to complete the interconnection welding process of photovoltaic module busbars. This device can automatically arrange the busbars at the junction box and non junction box ends, cut and bend the busbars, and weld the busbars to each other. Its working principle includes: arranging multiple sets of battery strings that have been welded in series and transporting them to the busbar welding machine. After the alignment is corrected by a visual sensor, the battery strings are connected using welding strips to achieve current convergence of multiple battery strings and form a complete battery component.

     The specific usage method is as follows:

     Loading module: The material box meets the requirements of battery cells less than or equal to 276x220. The material box is

fixed on three sides and adjusted on one side to change the space size of the material box to meet the requirements of

non-standard battery cells. The lifting mechanism lifts the battery cells up and down, the blowing mechanism blows away excess

battery cells, and the infrared sensing switch senses the battery cells to remind customers to replace the material box.

     Welding process: Closed loop control of welding temperature and power, smooth temperature rise, small thermal shock,

effectively reducing the rate of battery cell fragments; Meet the requirement of welding horizontally and vertically for battery

cells smaller than 276x220.

     After welding processing: After welding is completed, the equipment will automatically transport the welded battery

components to the next process.

     During the use of the fully automatic busbar welding machine, it is necessary to follow the instructions of the equipment to

ensure its normal operation and welding quality. At the same time, regular maintenance and upkeep of the equipment are

carried out to ensure its stable operation and extend its service life.