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BlueCarp 32700 LFP
Cell Manufacturing Process

From raw materials to finished cells — 13 precision steps, each meticulously controlled. Powered by world-leading battery production equipment, every Blue Carp cell carries the genes of efficiency and sustainability.

13

Core Processes

3

Manufacturing Stages

100%

Full Traceability

MANUFACTURING WORKFLOW

Three Stages, Thirteen Steps,
One Uncompromising Standard

Our LFP cell production line spans three precisely orchestrated stages — every batch built under a rigorous, traceable quality system.

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STAGE 01

Electrode Preparation

Slurry to Finished Electrode

5 STEPS

Mixing → Coating → Calendering → Slitting → Notching

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STAGE 02

Cell Assembly

Winding to Sealed Shell

3 STEPS

Winding → Welding → Grooving & Baking

STAGE 03

Post-Electrolyte

Filling to Finished Product

5 STEPS

Filling → Sealing → Formation → Grading → Sorting

STAGE

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STAGE 01  ·  ELECTRODE PREPARATION

Where Precision Begins

The electrode is the core component of a battery cell. Its quality directly determines capacity, lifespan, and safety. Each of these five steps is held to micrometer-level tolerance.

01

Slurry Mixing

Homogeneous Slurry Preparation

Active materials, conductive agents, and binders are mixed in precise proportions to form a uniform slurry. Slurry homogeneity directly affects coating quality and cell consistency.

02

Coating

Electrode Film Coating

The uniform slurry is applied onto metal foil (aluminum/copper) at a precisely controlled thickness, then dried to form the electrode coating. Coating precision is controlled at the micrometer level.

03

Calendering

Precision Roll Compaction

Coated electrodes are compressed through high-precision calendar rolls to increase coating density and improve electrical conductivity, ensuring uniform electrode thickness throughout.

04

Slitting

Electrode Strip Cutting

Wide electrode sheets are precision-cut into strips of the designed width. Cut edges must be smooth and burr-free to prevent short circuits during subsequent assembly.

05

Notching & Tab Welding

Electrode Punching & Tab Attachment

Slitted electrode strips are die-cut and welded with current-collecting tabs to form the finished positive and negative electrodes. Tab welding quality directly impacts cell internal resistance and reliability.

STAGE

02

STAGE 02  ·  CELL ASSEMBLY

Precision Formation

Prepared electrodes and separators are wound with precision, loaded into cylindrical shells, and welded to build the physical structure of the cell.

06

Winding ​

Jelly Roll Formation

Positive electrode, separator, and negative electrode are wound in precise sequence and tension to form the cell core. Tension control and layer alignment accuracy are critical to cell performance and safety.

07

Shell Insertion & Welding ​

Can Loading & Laser Welding

The wound core is precisely inserted into a cylindrical steel shell, and the tabs are laser-welded to the end cap. Welding quality determines the cell’s electrical conductivity and sealing integrity.

08

Grooving, Cap Welding & Baking

Crimping, Sealing & Dehydration

The shell is crimp-grooved for structural fixation, the cap is welded for a hermetic seal, and the assembled cell is baked in a high-temperature oven to remove residual moisture before electrolyte filling.

STAGE

03

STAGE 03  ·  POST-ELECTROLYTE

Quality Assurance

After electrolyte filling, cells undergo sealing, formation, aging, capacity grading, and sorting — a series of rigorous post-processing steps ensuring every cell meets strict quality standards.

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Electrolyte Filling

Precision Dosing

Electrolyte is precisely dosed and injected into the cell under tightly controlled humidity. Fill volume accuracy and moisture control are critical to cell performance and safety.

10

Sealing, Cleaning & Sleeving

Final Seal & Insulation Wrap

After the final hermetic seal is applied, the cell exterior is cleaned and wrapped with an insulating sleeve to ensure a clean appearance and reliable electrical insulation.

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Formation & Aging

Activation & Stabilization

Cells undergo precise charge-discharge cycles to activate internal chemical reactions and form a stable SEI layer. They are then aged in a temperature-controlled environment to screen out latent defects.

12

Capacity Grading

Performance Characterization

Each aged cell is tested for exact capacity, recording actual capacity, internal resistance, and other key parameters. This data provides the basis for subsequent sorting and matching.

13

Sorting & Packaging

Final Grading & Dispatch

Cells are rigorously sorted and graded by capacity, internal resistance, and voltage. Cells with matching performance are grouped together and packaged for delivery, ensuring consistent quality out of the factory.

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13

Core Manufacturing Steps

98%

Material Recovery Rate

6000+

Cycle Lifespan

100%

Full Traceability

OUR PROMISE

“Every cell that leaves our line carries the same promise: precision in every micron, traceability in every datapoint, and a relentless pursuit of quality — from raw slurry to finished pack.”

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