Driven by the rapid expansion of the new-energy industry, assembly demand for battery structural parts, control boxes and more is surging. Manual or semi-auto methods struggle with both efficiency and consistency—non-standard automation lines are becoming the breakthrough.

Traits of new-energy assembly

Multi-variety, small-batch; mixed screw specs; high requirements for cleanliness and torque accuracy—standard equipment often falls short.

Typical pain points

• Irregular/thin screws jam easily; unstable yield.
• Frequent changeover; low line flexibility.
• Rising need for torque traceability and inspection consistency.

Value of non-standard lines

Customized feeding, fastening and inspection in one line solves takt, yield and traceability together—the key path to efficient new-energy assembly.