Battery Manufacturing EquipmentHangke 46XX result-based grading and boxing machine
Hangke's 46XX grading and boxing machine takes test results from charge/discharge, OCV/IR and DCIR stations, assigns each cylindrical cell to a grade, loads it into a tray and sends boxed output down the line. It links to the logistics conveyor and Hangke lists 100 ppm. It works at the end of the formation and test line.
Grades, trays and the 100 ppm rate
Hangke lists a modular design, multiple grade options and automatic links to the logistics line. The page gives no grade count, cells per box, tray layout or the cycle conditions behind 100 ppm. Ask Hangke whether the rate counts cells or boxes and how it changes when most cells fall into one grade.
Send your 46XX drawing and the tray and box format, with the number of cells per package. State whether charge/discharge, OCV/IR and DCIR results must all be present before grading. Each grade needs a rule version, the set of results it uses and a rule for missing or conflicting data. Ask for the proposed routing logic and how the receiving system confirms each hand-off.
| Parameter | Published value | Record status |
|---|---|---|
| Published production efficiency | 100 ppm | known |
Catalogue values apply to the configuration and test method the maker states. Ask for the values that apply to your configuration.
Source references: s1
Uneven grades and full positions in the acceptance run
A run with evenly spread grades can hide the slowdown caused by one popular grade or a full destination. Prepare realistic grade mixes, plus a planned out-of-range cell and a cell with a missing result, for the acceptance demonstration. Agree what the machine does when a grade has no free tray, a box cannot be filled or the conveyor downstream stops.
Count good cells reaching the final packed state over a timed interval, and log rejects, stoppages and part-filled packages. Check cell orientation, spacing, contact with the packaging and that each cell keeps its ID. The page gives no placement accuracy or packaging-damage limit, so write both into the contract and the sample inspection plan.
Box records, labels and restarts
Specify package and tray IDs and how they link to each cell's test record. Decide who prints or supplies labels, whether labels carry the grade and rule version, and how a part-filled box is kept apart from released stock. List labelling and warehouse functions as separate items in the quotation, since the page mentions only logistics links.
Stop the machine safely during loading and check that the cells taken, the positions filled and the box record all match before restarting. Ask for changeover parts, guard and interlock procedures and the buffer needed downstream. Accept the packing on its own terms; the grade is only as sound as the electrical tests upstream.
Source references: s1
Questions that change the purchase
| Decision | What the catalogue says | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| What does 100 ppm count? | The page gives 100 ppm with no package or grade-mix conditions. | Count good cells in the agreed final packed state. |
| What happens when one grade destination is full? | The page lists multiple grade options but no buffer capacity. | Run an uneven grade mix and a blocked destination at acceptance. |
| Which cells are in a released box? | The page mentions logistics links but no box-record format. | Match cell IDs, filled positions and box labels after a test run. |
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Sources and check dates
The maker's own pages and public records used for this page, each with the date it was checked.
s1 · Hangke 46XX result-based grading and boxing machine original public data
Hangke Technology · Manufacturer-origin source
Describes the grading and boxing functions, the result inputs used and the 100 ppm rate.
Archived source check: 2026-10-11
s2 · Hangke original post-processing equipment portfolio
Hangke Technology · Manufacturer-origin source
Shows how the grading machine follows Hangke's formation and test stations.
Archived source check: 2026-10-11
Still to confirm
- Whether 100 ppm counts cells or boxes, and under what grade mix.
- The number of grades and the cells per tray and box.
- Which labelling and box-record functions are included.
- Placement accuracy and packaging-damage limits.
Sorting 46XX cells into grades and packing them by test result
- 46XX drawing, cells per tray and box, and orientation
- Grade count, rules, required results and versions
- Uneven grade mix and missing-result cases
- 100 ppm counting basis and good-output interval
- Package ID, labels and cell-to-box records
- Destination capacity, blocked line and restart handling