Automatic material supply device for secondary batteries
AssigneeFITO Co., Ltd.
InventorJi Hoon Cho
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
Provided is an automatic material supply device for a secondary battery. The device includes a material supply reel configured to enable a wound material for the secondary battery to be loaded, a material pulling part configured to pick up an end of a newly wound material for the secondary battery loaded on the material supply reel, and configured to pull the material a predetermined distance, and a material transfer part configured to hold a side of the material pulled out by the material pulling part and configured to pull the fixed material to a material connector. The automatic material supply device for the secondary battery is advantageous in that it is possible to automate a preparing process for replacement after loading a secondary battery material into a loading position.
Claims12
An automatic material supply device for a secondary battery, the device comprising:
- a material supply reel configured to enable a wound material for the secondary battery to be loaded;
- a material pulling part configured to pick up an end of a newly wound material for the secondary battery loaded on the material supply reel, and configured to pull the material a predetermined distance;
- and
- a material transfer part configured to hold a side of the material pulled out by the material pulling part, and configured to pull the material to a material connector,
- wherein the material pulling part comprises:
- a first pulling part configured to hold and move an outer excess of the wound material for the secondary battery;
- and
- a second pulling part configured to hold a portion of the material pulled out by the first pulling part and transfer it to the material transfer part,
- wherein the first pulling part comprises a first interference avoidance part configured to cause the first pulling part to be removed from a transfer path of the material when the second pulling part holds the material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.