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Bring movement, charging and host integration into the battery brief.
Jinfan · Battery Solutions
A battery partner. A product perspective.
Jinfan helps OEMs and product teams connect electrical requirements, BMS, mechanical fit and validation in one battery development project.
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Custom battery engineering OEM / ODM manufacturing partnership
What we do
The battery is part of your product. So is the engineering.
A battery brief rarely arrives as a finished specification. Our role is to translate the product’s needs into a system definition, work through the trade-offs and carry the agreed design toward production.
- Define the system
- Clarify the application, load profile, available space and charging approach before selecting a pack configuration.
- Resolve the interfaces
- Bring cell selection, protection, BMS requirements, enclosure and host connections into the same engineering discussion.
- Prepare the handover
- Connect prototype feedback and validation planning with the documentation and acceptance criteria needed for production.
Product first
One system. Many connected decisions.
A change in runtime can affect weight. A connector position can affect assembly. A communication requirement can change the BMS scope. These decisions need to be considered together, with your product team.
- Electrical requirements
- Host communication
- Mechanical integration
How we work
Clear decisions at every handover.
The scope, outputs and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project. The sequence below gives a shared structure to that conversation.
Share the product brief
Start with the application, constraints and known requirements. Open questions are useful inputs too.
Review the engineering scope
Identify dependencies, trade-offs and information needed to define the proposed system.
Evaluate and refine
Use prototypes and an agreed validation plan to review the battery in its intended application.
Prepare for production
Align the design revision, component definition, assembly information and quality criteria before release.
Engineering + manufacturing
From design decisions to physical work.
A useful project review connects the battery definition with how it will be assembled, inspected and evaluated. Explore the process and source photographs in Manufacturing & Quality.
OEM / ODM collaboration
Plan beyond the first prototype.
Long-term battery projects evolve with the product. Discuss future variants, requirement changes and production transfer early, so later revisions can be reviewed against an agreed design baseline.
- Product revisions and future variants
- Engineering changes and their impact
- Production transfer and release records
Who we work with
Product teams with a battery problem to solve.
OEMs, equipment developers and engineering teams working on robotics, UAVs, unmanned equipment and other industrial products.
Before we start
Do I need a finished battery specification?
No. Start with your product, operating scenario and known constraints. Separate confirmed requirements from targets and open questions so the engineering review can focus on the decisions still needed.
Is this a standard battery catalog?
The product platforms describe configurable approaches, not fixed stock models. Electrical, mechanical and interface details are defined through the project review.
How are quality and compliance requirements handled?
Identify the destination market, application and required evidence at the start. The project scope should define the validation plan and documentation needed. A test category or source photograph is not a certification claim.
Can we discuss future versions of the product?
Yes. Include expected variants and likely requirement changes in your brief. Their effect on the battery architecture, interfaces and validation scope can then be considered during engineering review.
Start a battery project
Bring the product. Start the engineering conversation.
Share what the battery needs to do, where it needs to fit and what you already know.