Nabtesco RV Application – Lithium Ion Battery Manufacturing

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This video from Nabtesco Introduces an application case of their RV™ in lithium battery manufacturing. In the electrode forming process, uniform coating is important. Uneven rotation of the reducer on a conveyor can affect the thickness of the coating. The Nabtesco RV™ RD2, can reduce angle transmission error, which reduces uneven rotation. This results in a higher quality, more consistent product with less defects.

Elsewhere, in this process, the Nabtesco RVW, is ideal for electrode roller conveying,  moving large rolls from point A to point B in compact spaces. Or the in high speed applications such as transportation in charge discharge warehouses, the Nabtesco GH is great for high speed operation while reducing residual vibration. Regardless of the application, Nabtesco products are a great solution for motion control.

As a distributor for Nabtesco in the U.S. the automation group at Cross Company can help your team determine the best motion control solution for your process. Our application engineers have experinece working with customers in a range of battery manufactuting facilities. Learn more about how a solution from Nabtesco can help improve your process, reach out and talk with one of our experts today!

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