Battery material manufacturing apparatus, battery material manufacturing system, and battery material manufacturing method

A battery material manufacturing method comprising:

• continuously receiving each of a plurality of compositions, which are different from each other, in a fluid form including a thermoplastic polymer and a conductive filler;
• guiding the compositions injected, in an output direction while spreading each of the compositions in an orthogonal direction relative to the output direction;
• coupling the plurality of compositions in layers and guiding the plurality of compositions in the output direction;
• and
• continuously outputting the plurality of compositions integrated by being subjected to spreading and coupling.

A battery material manufacturing method comprising:

• respectively, separately, continuously receiving a plurality of compositions in a fluid form, the compositions including each of a thermoplastic polymer and a conductive filler, as at least the same composition;
• guiding the compositions injected, in an output direction while spreading each of the compositions in an orthogonal direction relative to the output direction;
• coupling the plurality of compositions in layers and guiding the plurality of compositions in the output direction;
• and
• continuously outputting, as an output product, the plurality of compositions integrated by being subjected to spreading and coupling;
• wherein the battery material manufacturing method comprises any one of the steps of:
• rolling the output product in a sheet shape that is output, by sandwiching a front and a back of the output product;
• stretching by pulling and reeling out the output product in the sheet shape that is output at a first speed and outputting the output product in the output direction at a second speed faster than the first speed;
• and
• casting by receiving the output product in the sheet shape output at a third speed and reeling out the output product while winding the output product and outputting the output product in the output direction at a fourth speed faster than the third speed.