Used battery quality inspection

What is a battery inspection?

First-article inspections (at the beginning of the production) to verify that the quality matches your requirements. In-process inspection to ensure that the processes and techniques used to manufacture batteries are followed. Pre-shipment inspections to control the quality of batteries and identify defects before shipping.

What is a quality audit for the battery industry?

Our range of quality audits for the battery industry include: Our product inspection for batteries include: First-article inspections (at the beginning of the production) to verify that the quality matches your requirements. In-process inspection to ensure that the processes and techniques used to manufacture batteries are followed.

What are battery manufacturers' quality control requirements?

Battery manufacturers' quality control requirements vary widely and can be broadly divided into three categories: Manufacturers who produce lower volumes or have low-quality requirements for their products only need manual systems for small batches or single inspections. These are often high-resolution laboratory CT systems.

Why do electric vehicles need a battery test?

Batteries represent the heart of any electric vehicle and affect not only the range but also the safety and durability of the vehicle. Since batteries are complex in design and operate under extreme conditions, thorough material testing is essential to detect potential defects, irregularities, or safety risks at an early stage.

Do EV batteries need a standard report?

Battery health is a buzzword currently circulating the automotive world, with calls from all sides of the industry demanding greater transparency on not just the raw material make-up and associated emissions of new batteries, but a standardised report on the state of EV batteries once they reach resale point.

Do X-rays show a damaged battery?

X-rays may show surface damage or cracks in the battery that may indicate improper handling or shipping damage. X-ray inspection and CT scans provide a non-invasive, rapid, and detailed examination of the internal structure and material distribution of batteries.