18650/21700/26650/32650 Battery Cell Sorting Machine
The 20 channel automatic cylinder battery sorting machine for cylindrical battery consists of a feeding mechanism, an automatic coding device, a testing mechanism, an automatic sorting mechanism, and a receiving mechanism.
18650 battery sorting machine is an automated device that performs automatic coding of cells and tests their voltage and internal resistance.
The battery sorting machine system is designed and developed to create upper computer software tailored to the user's requirements.
20 Channel Battery Automatic Sorting Machine with CE Certificate
Product Description:
20 channels automatic feeding and sorting machine is an automatic device for automatic coding of cells and testing the voltage and internal resistance. The level of each battery cell is calculated according to the software setting of the host computer, and different grades of batteries are transferred to different channels according to the determination result, thereby achieving automatic sorting of battery products. The automatic sorting equipment is composed of a feeding mechanism, an automatic coding device, a testing mechanism, an automatic sorting, and a receiving mechanism.
The machine system designs and develops the upper computer software according to the user's requirements, and automatically sorts and collects the battery cores into their corresponding channels according to the set group information.
Basic Parameter:
Power source
AC220V±10% 50Hz
Power Consumption
≤3KW
Compressed air
0.5～0.8Mpa
Application
18650 battery automatic sorting, optional for 32650/21700/26650
The machine is equipped with an automatic coding device and a testing mechanism to accurately determine the voltage and internal resistance of each battery cell.
Multi-channel sorting:
The machine has 20 channels, allowing it to sort a large number of battery products simultaneously.
Software-controlled grading: The level of each battery cell is calculated based on the software settings of the host computer. The determination result is used to transfer batteries of different grades to different channels for sorting.
Feeding mechanism:
The machine is equipped with a feeding mechanism that ensures a steady and continuous supply of batteries for sorting.
Battery Sorting Machine For Cylindrical Battery
Automatic sorting and collection:
The machine automatically sorts and collects battery cores into their corresponding channels based on set group information. This eliminates the need for manual sorting and improves overall efficiency.
Customizable upper computer software:
The machine system includes user-friendly upper computer software that can be customized according to specific requirements. This allows for easy control, monitoring, and data management of the sorting process.
FAQ
Q1. What is the cell sorting machine?
A cell sorting machine, also known as a flow cytometer, is a scientific instrument used to analyze and sort cells based on their physical and chemical characteristics. It is commonly used in research laboratories and medical facilities for a variety of applications, including cell biology, immunology, cancer research, and stem cell studies.
The cell sorting machine works by passing cells through a fluidic system that transports them in a single file. As the cells flow through the system, they pass through a laser beam that excites fluorescent dyes or labels attached to the cells. The laser light causes the labeled cells to emit fluorescence, which is then detected by detectors and converted into electronic signals.
Based on the detected signals, the machine can analyze the properties of individual cells, such as their size, shape, granularity, and fluorescence intensity. The instrument can also sort the cells into different populations based on these characteristics. This is achieved by using an electrostatic charging system or mechanical sorting mechanism, such as microfluidics or jet-in-air technology, to deflect and divert the cells into different collection tubes or plates.
Cell sorting machines offer researchers the ability to isolate and collect specific subsets of cells, allowing for further analysis or downstream applications. They are powerful tools in cellular research and have contributed to advancements in various fields of biology and medicine.
Q2. How does a cell sorting machine work?
A cell sorting machine is used to separate and isolate specific cells from a heterogeneous cell population based on their unique properties. The machine uses a combination of techniques such as fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) or magnetic-activated cell sorting (MACS) to achieve this.
Here is a general overview of how a cell sorting machine works:
Sample Preparation: The cell population of interest is prepared for sorting. It may involve labeling the cells with specific fluorescent markers or attaching magnetic beads to the target cells.
Sample Introduction: The prepared cell suspension is introduced into the cell sorting machine through a sample inlet.
Detection: As each cell passes through the machine, it encounters a laser or magnetic field that detects the specific markers or beads attached to the cells. This detection system generates signals based on the fluorescence or magnetic properties of the cells.
Decision-Making: The signals from the detection system are processed by a computer, which determines the cells' properties and makes decisions on their sorting fate based on pre-defined sorting criteria.
Sorting: Once the decision is made, cells are sorted into different fractions or collection tubes. This can be done using various techniques, such as electrostatic deflection or magnetic separation, depending on the type of cell sorting machine used.
Collection: The sorted cells are collected in separate containers or plates, and the process continues until all the cells have been sorted.
Overall, the goal of a cell sorting machine is to accurately detect and separate cells based on their desired properties, allowing researchers to isolate specific cell populations for further analysis or experimentation.
