This utility model relates to the field of battery
welding technology, specifically a
laser welding expansion fixture for large-section thin-walled cavity battery shells for electric bicycles. It mainly includes a worktable, a top clamping device, side clamping devices, and an expansion device. The worktable is welded from a tabletop and several square tubes. The expansion device is fixed to the center of the tabletop, the top clamping device is fixed to the four corners of the tabletop on the outside of the expansion device, and the side clamping devices are fixed to the four opposite sides of the tabletop. This utility model, through the triple
synergy of internal expansion, side clamping, and top clamping, comprehensively controls
structural deformation during the
welding process. It also employs a staged
welding process in conjunction with the fixture to achieve minimal deformation welding, effectively solving the
deformation control problem in
laser welding of large-section thin-walled cavity battery shells. This not only improves welding quality and production efficiency but also provides technical reference for welding similar thin-walled components, showing broad application prospects in the battery manufacturing field.