Irregularities in material fusion and structural discontinuities during high-speed battery assembly. Eliminating these defects ensures electrical conductivity and prevents mechanical failure of the cell connection.

Inconsistent cutting geometry and mechanical misalignment during slitting or pressing lead to burrs and jagged edges. Achieving clean separation prevents structural defects and reduces post-processing requirements.

Unwanted material protrusions on complex geometries impede component assembly and fluid flow. Removing these defects ensures dimensional accuracy and prevents mechanical interference.