Battery module transfer jig
AssigneeLG Energy Solution, Ltd.
InventorTae Nam Kim
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Abstract
Discussed is a battery module transfer jig including a base plate having mounted thereto a transfer roller configured to transfer a battery module in a horizontal direction, a plurality of guide rollers disposed at outer peripheries of opposite sides of the base plate, a winch on the base plate and configured to be coupled to the battery module that is loaded in a battery module rack, the winch further being configured to separate the battery module from the battery module rack, and a mounting unit coupled to a lower part of the base plate, wherein the battery module may be easily and safely separated from the battery module rack, whereby it is possible to improve work safety.
Claims18
A battery module transfer jig comprising:
- a base plate having mounted thereto a transfer roller configured to transfer a battery module in a horizontal direction;
- a plurality of guide rollers disposed at outer peripheries of opposite sides of the base plate;
- a winch on the base plate and configured to be coupled to the battery module that is loaded in a battery module rack, the winch further being configured to separate the battery module from the battery module rack;
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- a mounting unit coupled to a lower part of the base plate,
- wherein a front stopper is mounted at a front end of the base plate corresponding to a rear of the winch.
A battery module transfer jig comprising:
- a base plate having mounted thereto a transfer roller configured to transfer a battery module in a horizontal direction;
- a plurality of guide rollers disposed at outer peripheries of opposite sides of the base plate;
- a winch on the base plate and configured to be coupled to the battery module that is loaded in a battery module rack, the winch further being configured to separate the battery module from the battery module rack;
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- a mounting unit coupled to a lower part of the base plate,
- wherein the mounting unit comprises a screw configured to fix an arm of a lift.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.