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Inside a Pack Factory Built for OEM Audits

Eight pack lines across two sites, around 100,000 kWh of monthly output, and one non-negotiable rule: every pack is aged seven days and end-of-line tested before it ships. Walk the stations below — or book a live camera tour and watch them run.

EMS-ESS battery pack assembly hall with rows of workstations in the Shenzhen factory

Factory Tour

Eight Pack Lines, Two Sites

Around 100,000 kWh of monthly output — every pack aged seven days and end-of-line tested before it ships.

Wide view of the EMS-ESS battery pack assembly floor with rows of workstations

Station 01 · Cell Sorting

Cell Sorting & IQC

Prismatic cells ride carriers into the sorter, which grades capacity, IR and open-circuit voltage. Matched groups leave within a 20 mV window; rejects bin out — the number buyers quote back to us most often.

Incoming cells are triple-sorted by capacity, internal resistance and voltage; matched groups hold a ≤20 mV spread with ≤5% IR deviation. Off-grade cells are culled before the line — only A-grade EVE LF280K (≤0.25 mΩ) and CATL 314Ah enter production.

Close view of the laser welding station — brass-gold busbars being joined onto prismatic LiFePO4 cells

Deep Dive · Joining

Why Laser Welding Decides Pack Consistency

A cell lot graded to ≤0.25 mΩ internal resistance is only as good as the joints that connect it. Resistance spot welding scatters joint resistance across a busbar; laser welding holds it in a narrow band — the difference shows up years later as capacity divergence between parallel strings.

  • Grade continuity — EVE LF280K cells arrive at ≤0.25 mΩ with lot capacity/IR reports; the weld must not undo that grading.
  • Joint proof — pull-test coupons cut from every batch; weld current, depth and pulse log tied to the station ID.
  • Module gate — each 16S stack is checked for voltage balance (≤20 mV) before BMS mating.
  • Traceability — one barcode per module links cell lot, weld log, aging curve and end-of-line results for the life of the pack.
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Battery aging room — rows of tall cabinets with indicator lights, battery modules on test inside

Station 06 · Aging

Aging — 7 Days

Rows of cabinets hold every pack at full charge for 7 days. Self-discharge outliers are flagged against DOE screening curves — the cheapest warranty claim is the one caught before shipment.

Every pack stands fully charged in the aging cabinets for seven days. Self-discharge curves are screened against design-of-experiment limits to catch early-life failures before they reach a container.

Process Chain

The 8-Step Pack Line in Six Stations

Sorting, insulation, welding, module build, BMS, aging, end-of-line test, pack-out — the standard 8-step chain, shown as the six stations a buyer actually audits.

Cell Sorting & IQC

Incoming cells are triple-sorted by capacity, internal resistance and voltage; matched groups hold a ≤20 mV spread with ≤5% IR deviation. Off-grade cells are culled before the line — only A-grade EVE LF280K (≤0.25 mΩ) and CATL 314Ah enter production.

Insulation & Module Build

Cells receive insulation fixings and stack into 16S modules — 51.2V 100Ah, 5.12 kWh — on holder trays. Layer voltage is verified at each stack level before a module moves on.

Laser Welding

Busbars are laser-welded to cell terminals — joint consistency is why laser beats resistance spot welding on large prismatic packs. Pull-test samples are cut from every production batch.

BMS Integration & Functional Test

The BMS is mated, flashed and verified: protection thresholds, balancing function, and CAN/RS485 traffic checked against the inverter protocol the order specifies.

Aging — 7 Days

Every pack stands fully charged in the aging cabinets for seven days. Self-discharge curves are screened against design-of-experiment limits to catch early-life failures before they reach a container.

100% End-of-Line Test & Pack-Out

Open-circuit voltage, internal resistance, capacity verification and insulation withstand — measured on every unit, not a sample. Passed packs are sealed into UN 4G dangerous-goods cartons.

Export Compliance

Dangerous-Goods Packaging & Transport Files

Lithium batteries ship as Class 9 dangerous goods. Sea freight runs under IMDG with P903 packaging; air freight follows PI965 with state of charge set to 30%. The paperwork below is prepared in-house and issued with every shipment.

UN 38.38 transport tests, per model
MSDS16-section safety data file
IMDG Class 9sea freight, Yantian / Shekou
P903UN packaging instruction
UN 4Gcertified cartons, drop-tested
DG Declarationdangerous-goods paperwork

Air-freight orders ship at SoC ≤30% under PI965 — cargo aircraft only. From 2026, UN3481 (batteries packed with or in equipment) carries the same 30% limit by air.

EMS-ESS factory floor at dusk with work lights

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