Heavy-duty turntable: transport solution for battery modules

Heavy-duty turntable

Daniel Schilling, 24.03.2022, 17:27

Transport solution for battery modules

Teamtechnik Industrieausrüstung developed a heavy-duty turntable in conjunction with standard transfer systems from Bosch Rexroth.

The heavy-duty turntable from Teamtechnik in combination with the TS 5 transfer system from Bosch Rexroth effortlessly moves battery modules weighing up to 1,000 kg © Teamtechnik industrial equipment

The Bosch Rexroth partner network is growing continuously. In 2021, further medium-sized partner companies have been certified as Certified Excellence (CE) Partners for Distribution, Service and Solutions and provide regional support to customers in the fields of factory automation and mobile applications.

CE partner Teamtechnik Industrieausrüstung developed a heavy-duty turntable in conjunction with standard transfer systems from Bosch Rexroth for the flexible transportation of battery modules weighing up to 1,000 kg through production and assembly lines.

New challenges due to electromobility

Baden-Württemberg is home to numerous automotive companies that are increasingly focusing on electromobility. The weight and dimensions of battery modules often exceed the existing transfer facilities.

Teamtechnik solves these challenges with a heavy-duty rotary table that, in combination with the TS 5 transfer system from Bosch Rexroth, covers any route. It carries battery modules weighing up to 1,000 kg with dimensions of up to 1,450 x 1,700 mm.

An expansion of the load capacities and dimensions is already under development in order to meet the increasing market requirements in the future. The solution allows users to move complete battery modules safely and flexibly through their hall. The table, which can be continuously rotated in both directions, is based on Rexroth components and automation technology that have been available for a long time.

Teamtechnik's engineers implemented the software for the ready-to-connect turntable themselves. The rotary table integrates seamlessly into plant control systems and higher-level IT systems.

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