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Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) Battery Cover Solution

Coordinate glass-fiber preform preparation, polyurethane spraying, transfer and compression molding for composite battery covers.

Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) for fiber-reinforced EV battery covers and underbody shields

Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) Battery Cover Solution

Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) applies reactive polyurethane to a glass-fiber reinforcement before the layup is transferred to a compression mold. The molded composite can integrate mounting features and local thickness changes for a battery cover or underbody shield. Haifeng's stated turnkey scope includes a high-pressure PU spray machine, six-axis robot, 500-ton press and battery-cover mold.

Integrated spray-to-press route

Coordinate PU spray coverage, reinforcement placement, transfer, compression molding and cure as one controlled process.

Illustration of a black battery pack top cover with reinforcing ribs and perimeter mounting features
EV Battery Pack Top Cover Illustration

Battery-cover design inputs

Balance mass, stiffness, insulation, flame performance, sealing and impact protection at the battery-pack level.

Electric vehicle illustration showing battery cell encapsulation, crash protection, packaging and battery pack cover applications
EV Battery Polyurethane Application Overview

Track spray mass and uniformity, fiber layup, transfer timing, mold temperature, press force, cure and cover dimensions.

Production sequence

From component specification to validated production

Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) applies reactive polyurethane to a glass-fiber reinforcement before the layup is transferred to a compression mold. The molded composite can integrate mounting features and local thickness changes for a battery cover or underbody shield. Haifeng's stated turnkey scope includes a high-pressure PU spray machine, six-axis robot, 500-ton press and battery-cover mold.

01

Cover and pack requirements

Define the cover envelope, attachment points, layup, mass target, sealing interfaces and vehicle-level validation plan.

02

Reinforcement and mold

Position glass-fiber reinforcement in the open tool and prepare the press mold, inserts and transfer path.

03

PU deposition and forming

Robotically spray PU at the specified mass and path, transfer the reinforcement and compression mold under controlled temperature and pressure.

Configuration & Process Parameters

Material, process and acceptance data

Track spray mass and uniformity, fiber layup, transfer timing, mold temperature, press force, cure and cover dimensions.

Haifeng turnkey scopeHigh-pressure PU spraying machine, six-axis robot, 500-ton press and battery-cover mold, as specified for the proposed solution.
Material exampleBaypreg STM battery-cover material data describes up to 60% weight reduction compared with conventional steel covers, with material-specific flame-retardant, electrical-insulation and corrosion-resistance properties.
Current battery standardGB 38031-2025, Electric vehicles traction battery safety requirements, is effective from 1 July 2026. Cover qualification is part of the battery-pack and vehicle validation process; a material statement alone does not establish pack compliance.
Process controlsTrack spray mass and uniformity, fiber layup, transfer timing, mold temperature, press force, cure and cover dimensions.
Haifeng solution scopeHaifeng turnkey scope: high-pressure PU spray machine, six-axis robot, 500-ton press and battery-cover mold.
Confirm specifications against the selected formulation, tooling and operating conditions before final equipment selection.
Engineering Considerations

Application-specific process design

Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) applies reactive polyurethane to a glass-fiber reinforcement before the layup is transferred to a compression mold. The molded composite can integrate mounting features and local thickness changes for a battery cover or underbody shield. Haifeng's stated turnkey scope includes a high-pressure PU spray machine, six-axis robot, 500-ton press and battery-cover mold.

Integrated spray-to-press route

Coordinate PU spray coverage, reinforcement placement, transfer, compression molding and cure as one controlled process.

Battery-cover design inputs

Balance mass, stiffness, insulation, flame performance, sealing and impact protection at the battery-pack level.

Production Planning Questions

Automotive process FAQs

Process, material selection and validation for Spraying Transforming Molding (STM) for fiber-reinforced EV battery covers and underbody shields.

What does the STM process do? +
It sprays reactive PU onto fiber reinforcement, transfers the layup to a compression mold, then forms and cures the composite battery cover.
Which equipment is included in Haifeng's stated solution scope? +
The stated scope includes a high-pressure PU spray machine, a six-axis robot, a 500-ton press and a battery-cover mold.
Can STM make a battery cover lighter than steel? +
Baypreg STM material information describes up to 60% lower weight than conventional steel covers for the specified material and component design; validate the comparison on the target cover.
Does a battery-cover material claim establish compliance with GB 38031-2025? +
No. The standard addresses traction-battery safety. The battery pack and vehicle require the applicable system-level design review and tests.

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