Dongguan / Guangdong / China
SUPERCOM
SUPERCOM, in Dongguan, builds battery automation across electrode preparation, stacking, tab joining, pouch-film forming and sealing, filling, degassing and final sealing, with prismatic and module/PACK ranges too. Its pouch-cell vacuum tunnel furnace dries cells continuously below 5 Pa ultimate vacuum before electrolyte filling.
- Named entity
- 东莞市超业精密设备有限公司
- Supply focus
- Pouch-cell assembly lines and continuous vacuum drying
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Assembly machines and drying as separate process stages
The registered company is 东莞市超业精密设备有限公司. SUPERCOM's company page describes battery automation for electrode preparation, stacking, tab joining, pouch-film forming and sealing, filling, and degassing and final sealing. Its catalogue is split into pouch, digital, prismatic, continuous drying and module/PACK categories. Choose the categories you need and list each one in the order alongside the furnace.
The national standards platform lists the company as a drafting organization for GB/T 45390-2025, which deals with communication interfaces on battery-production equipment. Drying performance and the data interface delivered with your plant are settled in the contract and at acceptance.
Continuous drying inside a pouch-cell line
A tunnel furnace dries cells continuously as they move through heated, evacuated chambers, in place of drying them in batches. It suits a pouch-cell line running one product at a steady rate, and it feeds straight into filling so dried cells never meet room air. SUPERCOM's own range covers most of that line, from electrode preparation, stacking and tab joining to pouch-film forming and sealing, filling, degassing and final sealing, plus prismatic and module/PACK equipment.
Buying the dryer and the assembly machines from one maker simplifies the interfaces, yet each machine still needs its own acceptance figures. For the tunnel furnace, ask for the vacuum at each stage, the residence time, the temperature inside a cell and the residual moisture after drying. The electrode vacuum drying page explains these figures and how batch ovens compare.
Selected equipment
Vacuum tunnel furnace: three separate acceptance figures
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Equipment details →Published parameters
| Parameter | Catalogue value |
|---|---|
| Ultimate vacuum | Below 5 Pa |
| Vacuum leakage rate | Below 10 Pa·L/s |
| Temperature uniformity | Below ±3 °C; supplier contact-heating specification |
What these details mean for selection
The featured machine is the Pouch-cell vacuum tunnel drying furnace, an online dryer that prepares pouch cells for filling. Its page lists ultimate vacuum, volumetric leakage and temperature uniformity and explains how to test each one on its own.
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 recordSUPERCOM · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
SUPERCOM's company details and the line stages it automates.
- Pouch-cell vacuum tunnel drying furnaceSUPERCOM · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
Catalogue page for the tunnel furnace with vacuum, leakage, heating and loading details.
- Official portfolio contextSUPERCOM · 2026-10-07 · Manufacturer source
SUPERCOM's pouch, digital, prismatic, drying and module/PACK categories.
- National standard drafting record for battery equipmentNational standards information service · 2026-10-07 · Public original record
The national record listing the company among the drafting organizations of the battery-equipment interface standard.
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Confirm in writing before ordering
- Residual moisture in your pouch cells after drying with the furnace loaded.
- Separate test results for ultimate vacuum, leakage and temperature uniformity on the delivered furnace.
- How dried cells are kept dry and handled from the tunnel exit to electrolyte filling.