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NEV OBC (On‑Board Charger) Assembly Line

The On‑Board Charger (OBC) assembly line is an automated/semi‑automated flexible production line specifically designed for NEV on‑board chargers. It integrates parts feeding, assembly, pressing, fastening, dispensing, potting, curing, inspection, burn‑in, testing, and packaging into a single system, meeting automotive‑grade high‑reliability and high‑consistency production requirements.
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NEV
Automated Assembly


Project Overview

Project Background


The On‑Board Charger (OBC) assembly line is an automated/semi‑automated flexible production line specifically designed for NEV on‑board chargers. It integrates parts feeding, assembly, pressing, fastening, dispensing, potting, curing, inspection, burn‑in, testing, and packaging into a single system, meeting automotive‑grade high‑reliability and high‑consistency production requirements.


Multiple projects have been implemented at benchmark enterprises in the domestic automotive industry. In response to the rapid growth of new energy vehicle production capacity and the increasing demand for product consistency, the client plans to build a fully automatic/semi‑automatic OBC assembly line. The system, through automated fixture circulation, is expected to optimise efficiency, stabilise quality, reduce energy consumption, and enable data‑driven traceability management.

The current manufacturing processes are primarily confronted with the following challenges:

✅ Low manual assembly efficiency and poor quality control, making it difficult to meet capacity expansion needs.

✅ Lack of standardised operating procedures, resulting in insufficient product consistency.

✅ Absence of real‑time monitoring and data traceability mechanisms.


To address these issues, the client has decided to introduce an automated/semi‑automated assembly line solution to enhance production efficiency and product reliability.


Product Introduction
Equipment Operation Sequence
Application Scenarios

First、Introduction to Core Equipment

Automated Loading/Unloading:Automatically sorts, conveys, and positions various OBC components, improving feeding efficiency and enabling automated assembly.

Fastening:Utilises servo‑driven screw fastening machines with integrated sensors to automatically complete screw feeding and fastening, with data uploaded to the AMES system, ensuring secure, consistent, and traceable fastening.

Assembly:Precisely assembles components using dedicated equipment, ensuring proper fit and alignment.

Dispensing:Precisely applies sealing compounds, thermal interface materials, and RTV silicone to guarantee product sealing and thermal conductivity.

Potting:Performs vacuum potting of the OBC interior to enhance insulation, thermal conductivity, and vibration resistance.

Curing:Fully cures the potting and adhesive materials using specialised equipment, ensuring bonding and sealing integrity.

Inspection:Integrated throughout the entire process, inspecting both components and finished products to identify and reject non‑conforming items.

Leak Test:Conducts airtightness tests on the water cooling channels and the complete unit using precision instruments.


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This production line equipment is applicable to on‑board charger manufacturing enterprises.

Applicable Manufacturers Include:

1. New Energy Passenger Vehicle Sector:Suitable for high‑volume production of mainstream OBC units rated at 3.3kW, 6.6kW, 11kW, and 22kW for battery electric sedans, SUVs, and MPVs, meeting the miniaturisation and high‑precision assembly requirements of passenger vehicle OBCs.

2. Commercial and Special‑Purpose Vehicle Sector: Used for assembly of high‑power OBC units for electric buses, logistics vehicles, and sanitation trucks, addressing the fastening, potting, and inspection demands of high‑power OBCs to ensure high product reliability.

3. New Energy Component Manufacturers:Supplied to e‑drive system suppliers and automotive electronics factories, enabling standardised, large‑scale OBC production with improved manufacturing efficiency and product quality.

4. New Model Trial Production and Small‑Batch Validation:Through flexible equipment configurations, the line supports prototype assembly during the R&D phase and small‑batch validation, accommodating rapid changeover across multiple models.

5. After‑Sales Service and Remanufacturing:Compact inspection, dispensing, potting, and curing equipment configurations are available for OBC repair, performance re‑validation, and re‑potting, restoring product performance after service returns.


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