Battery Manufacturing EquipmentDongguan / Guangdong / China
ONGOAL
ONGOAL is a material-handling automation company that serves battery plants as well as chemicals, plastics, food and pharmaceuticals. For batteries it supplies material preparation, slurry lines, dry-electrode systems and recycling. Its wet-process slurry line links powder storage, dosing, dispersing and transfer to the coater.
- Named entity
- 宏工科技股份有限公司
- Supply focus
- Powder handling and electrode slurry preparation lines
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From material receiving to slurry delivery
ONGOAL offers engineering delivery, equipment, controls and technical services for battery materials, chemicals, plastics, food and pharmaceuticals. Its battery work covers material preparation, slurry, dry electrodes and recycling. The thread running through all of this is materials handling, and each industry gets its own process package.
The registered company is 宏工科技股份有限公司. Its listing announcement, filed in April 2025 and published on CNINFO, is a public corporate disclosure you can trace. Equipment performance is a separate matter to settle in your contract and acceptance tests.
Handling materials before and around the mixer
ONGOAL grew out of bulk-material handling and still serves chemicals, plastics, food and pharmaceuticals alongside batteries. In a battery plant that know-how sits before and around the mixer. It covers receiving active material and conductive carbon, conveying and weighing powders, adding solvent or water, dispersing, degassing and pumping the finished slurry to the coater.
Since the April 2025 listing, public filings describe the business in some detail. A useful slurry-line specification names every powder, the batch or continuous throughput, dosing accuracy and the dispersion method. It also says how viscosity and solids are checked before slurry goes to coating, how dust is controlled and how the line is cleaned between recipes. ONGOAL's battery range also includes dry-electrode material preparation and recycling, which you would enquire about separately.
Selected equipment
Wet slurry preparation: choosing the process route
Catalogue / project reference; no stock model established
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Equipment details →Published parameters
| Parameter | Catalogue value |
|---|---|
| Process inputs | Powder, slurry and solvent storage and dosing |
| Mixing routes | Planetary, circulating high-efficiency and twin-screw routes |
| Downstream conditioning | Cooling intermediate tank and iron-removal filtration in the flow |
What these details mean for selection
The featured system is the Wet-process electrode slurry preparation line. It connects powder storage, dosing, dispersion and transfer, and its page shows how to size the line from your formulation and batch plan instead of from the volume of one mixer.
Sources
How we prepare pages →Each source below is the maker's own page or a public record, with the date it was checked. Ask the factory to confirm the figures for your order in writing.
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- Company and supply-scope recordONGOAL · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
ONGOAL's description of its services and the industries and battery processes it covers.
- Wet-process electrode slurry preparation lineONGOAL · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
Catalogue page for the wet slurry line, covering storage, dosing, dispersion and transfer.
- Official portfolio contextONGOAL · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
ONGOAL's battery portfolio, including dry-electrode and recycling systems.
- ONGOAL initial public offering listing announcementCNINFO regulatory disclosure · 2026-10-07 · Public original record
The company's April 2025 listing announcement, which names the legal entity and outlines its business.
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Confirm in writing before ordering
- The mixing route ONGOAL picks for your formulation, whether planetary, circulation or twin-screw, with its mass balance.
- Viscosity and solids content of the slurry as delivered to your coater.
- How much material stays in the line at each recipe changeover, and the cleaning method.