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High Leakage Risk: Long-channel aluminum liquid cold plates are prone to leakage due to porosity and micro-cracks caused by conventional welding — a critical issue for energy storage safety.
Unstable Thermal Performance: Inconsistent weld penetration leads to uneven coolant flow, reducing the heat dissipation efficiency of cold plates and affecting energy storage system stability.
Product Warping & Distortion: High heat input in traditional welding causes deformation of large, flat cold plate geometries, increasing assembly difficulty and scrap rates.
High Cost & Delivery Uncertainty: Cooperating with multiple suppliers (machining, welding, inspection) increases communication costs, delays, and quality control risks.
Energy Storage System (ESS) Liquid Cold Plates
Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Cooling Plates
Aluminum Liquid Cooling Plates for Power Storage Modules
Industrial Energy Storage Thermal Management Components
NEV-related Energy Storage Auxiliary Cooling Components
Material Compatibility: Specialized in welding aluminum alloys for thermal management (e.g., 5083, 6061, 6082) — the most commonly used materials for energy storage cold plates, ensuring good weldability and thermal conductivity.
Welding Thickness Range: 1mm - 10mm, optimized for common cold plate structures (thin-walled, long-channel, large-area flat plates).
Long-Channel Welding Capability: Stable weld penetration over extended weld paths (maximum length up to 3000mm), suitable for long-channel cold plate designs.
Custom Fixturing: Custom-designed fixtures for large, flat cold plate geometries, ensuring welding precision and avoiding deformation.
Strict Quality Control System: Full-process quality monitoring, including leak testing (1.5MPa pressure holding for 30 minutes, zero leakage), dimensional inspection (precision ±0.1mm), and complete process traceability (recording welding parameters, inspection results for each product).

High Leakage Risk: Long-channel aluminum liquid cold plates are prone to leakage due to porosity and micro-cracks caused by conventional welding — a critical issue for energy storage safety.
Unstable Thermal Performance: Inconsistent weld penetration leads to uneven coolant flow, reducing the heat dissipation efficiency of cold plates and affecting energy storage system stability.
Product Warping & Distortion: High heat input in traditional welding causes deformation of large, flat cold plate geometries, increasing assembly difficulty and scrap rates.
High Cost & Delivery Uncertainty: Cooperating with multiple suppliers (machining, welding, inspection) increases communication costs, delays, and quality control risks.
Energy Storage System (ESS) Liquid Cold Plates
Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Cooling Plates
Aluminum Liquid Cooling Plates for Power Storage Modules
Industrial Energy Storage Thermal Management Components
NEV-related Energy Storage Auxiliary Cooling Components
Material Compatibility: Specialized in welding aluminum alloys for thermal management (e.g., 5083, 6061, 6082) — the most commonly used materials for energy storage cold plates, ensuring good weldability and thermal conductivity.
Welding Thickness Range: 1mm - 10mm, optimized for common cold plate structures (thin-walled, long-channel, large-area flat plates).
Long-Channel Welding Capability: Stable weld penetration over extended weld paths (maximum length up to 3000mm), suitable for long-channel cold plate designs.
Custom Fixturing: Custom-designed fixtures for large, flat cold plate geometries, ensuring welding precision and avoiding deformation.
Strict Quality Control System: Full-process quality monitoring, including leak testing (1.5MPa pressure holding for 30 minutes, zero leakage), dimensional inspection (precision ±0.1mm), and complete process traceability (recording welding parameters, inspection results for each product).
