Battery & Busbar

EV Battery Busbar Welding Solutions

Process development and equipment integration for battery tabs, laminated foils, copper or aluminum busbars and module interconnections.

01 / Application Problems

Key process risks to resolve before mass production

Large thickness difference between foil stack and busbar

Cracking, foil tearing or excessive indentation

Oxide and surface contamination causing unstable bonds

Heat input risk near cells and insulation parts

Need for weld-by-weld quality records

02 / Material Range

Final compatibility must be validated with actual materials and joint geometry

Copper and aluminum busbars

Copper or aluminum foil stacks and battery tabs

Nickel-plated or tinned conductive parts after validation

Dissimilar copper-aluminum combinations after process trials

Note: Material ranges and equipment recommendations are preliminary selection guidance. Final capability, parameter window and acceptance criteria depend on actual sample validation.

03 / Recommended Products

Select the platform by section, force, power and automation requirements

04 / Sample Requirements

Complete sample information significantly shortens process validation

Production-intent busbars and full foil stacks

Material grade, plating, thickness and stack count

Joint drawing, available access and allowable indentation

Target peel, shear, resistance and metallographic criteria

05 / Process Workflow

Engineering path from sample review to production acceptance

Assess joint stack-up and access direction

Select frequency, power and force platform

Design sonotrode and anvil contact geometry

Develop amplitude, force, energy and time window

Validate mechanical, electrical and section quality

Freeze recipe, monitoring limits and line interface

06 / Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions at the beginning of a project

Can copper and aluminum both be welded?

Yes, but the stable window depends on alloy, thickness, plating, surface condition and joint geometry. Samples are required before final selection.

How is cell heat exposure controlled?

Ultrasonic welding is a short solid-state process. Tooling support, energy control and cycle design are optimized to limit heat transfer.

Can each weld be traced?

Supported digital systems can record selected parameters and return production results to the line or MES.

Let an engineer evaluate your joint

Send material, section, drawing and quality targets. We will reply with equipment and sample-validation recommendations.

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