Battery Manufacturing EquipmentHome energy-storage PACK automation line
SUPERSTAR's home energy-storage PACK automation line is listed as a high-speed line in its energy-storage category. The catalogue gives no model, cell count or cycle time, so the station list, release tests and output are set from your pack drawings, electrical layout and variant mix.
What the catalogue lists for the home-storage line
SUPERSTAR's product centre names a high-speed home-storage PACK line in its energy-storage category. The listing gives no fixed model, cell count, case design or cycle time. Treat high-speed as a product name and ask for a measured rate on your pack.
Send the PACK electrical layout, the condition of incoming cells or modules, the case drawings and the joining method. Ask for a station schedule that covers loading, assembly, electrical connections, identification and end-of-line tests. Base the schedule on the storage line itself, apart from the 3C and power-module lines in the same catalogue.
| Parameter | Published value | Record status |
|---|---|---|
| Catalogue application | Home energy-storage PACK high-speed line | known |
| Portfolio separation | Energy-storage PACK distinguished from 3C and power module/PACK lines | known |
| Related integration options | Laser welding, visual inspection and cell assembly equipment listed separately | known |
Catalogue values apply to the configuration and test method the maker states. Ask for the values that apply to your configuration.
Source references: s2
Compare lines on accepted PACK output
Agree what counts as finished output. An assembled housing, an electrically connected PACK and a PACK that has passed EOL are three different milestones. Ask for cycle measurements across your variant mix and identify the station that limits sustained output.
If the offer includes vision or laser welding, set the inspection criterion and how failures are taken out of the flow. Ask for cell-to-PACK traceability and rework records, and agree who handles BMS configuration and communications. Ask SUPERSTAR for an installation reference or performance report from a comparable storage line.
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Match the line to your pack release requirements
Have SUPERSTAR build its proposal from your pack drawings and variant list. Each assembly, check and release task should sit at a named station, with tools and utilities you supply listed apart. Cell layout, enclosure and the electrical release procedure come from your product engineering and quality teams.
Watch a variant change and an agreed faulty example run under conditions SUPERSTAR approves. Follow the pack ID through fault containment, rework and re-inspection, then check the exported release record. Ask for the delivered station list, software versions, fixture drawings and operator duties. In any output comparison, state the cycle boundary and count only accepted packs. Ask the supplier to list in the quotation each automation function included in the line.
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The 2020 project entry and this line's stations
A competition list on a government site links Superstar to an earlier storage-PACK automation project. For this offer, you still need a station-by-station definition. Settle what counts as finished output, which tests are included and who owns BMS and traceability integration. Base those decisions on the current quotation and on the acceptance record, and measure line throughput in your own acceptance run.
Source references: s4
Questions that change the purchase
| Decision | What the catalogue says | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Which pack design is supported? | The listing gives no cell count, case design or electrical layout. | Send the pack drawing and your variant and changeover needs. |
| What qualifies a released pack? | The listing names the line with no release-test list. | Define release checks, fault routing and the test records kept. |
Equipment questions
What line rate does high-speed mean?
The catalogue gives no number. Define the product, stations, tests and counting event first, then compare SUPERSTAR's quoted rate on that basis.
Source s2Are SUPERSTAR's laser and vision products part of the storage line?
They are listed as separate categories. Ask for a schedule of the equipment and software included in your storage project.
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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 · Company and supply-scope record
SUPERSTAR Automation · Manufacturer-origin source
SUPERSTAR's company overview and PACK-line categories.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s2 · Home energy-storage PACK automation line
SUPERSTAR Automation · Manufacturer-origin source
Product-centre listing for the high-speed home-storage PACK line.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s3 · Official portfolio context
SUPERSTAR Automation · Manufacturer-origin source
SUPERSTAR's separate laser, vision, 3C and power-module equipment.
Archived source check: 2026-10-07
s4 · 2020 Shenzhen innovation competition semifinal list: Superstar, row 324
Shenzhen Science, Technology and Innovation Commission · Public original record
Semifinal list entry for the company's 2020 base-station storage-PACK automation project.
Archived source check: 2026-10-11
Read original record →Still to confirm
- The station list and cycle time for your pack and variant mix.
- The electrical release tests performed at end of line and the BMS integration scope.
- Accepted whole-line output in fully tested PACKs, and the time to change formats.
- Which laser, vision and software items are included in the quoted line.
Automated assembly and release testing of home-storage packs
- Pack variants and drawings
- Station and utility scope
- Release tests and traceability
- Changeover and fault-recovery acceptance