Battery continuous casting and rolling equipment is a process for producing lead plate coils, which are used in lead-acid batteries. The process involves melting lead at high temperatures and then casting it into thin sheets, which are then rolled to the desired thickness.

The equipment used in this process includes:

• Melting Furnace: This is where the lead is melted and brought to the desired temperature.

• Continuous Casting Machine: A machine that pours molten lead into a mold to create a continuous sheet of metal, usually with a thickness between 6 to 8 mm.

• Rolling Mill: After the cast strip emerges from the casting machine, it is passed through a series of rollers to reduce its thickness to the desired size.

• Coiler: Once the lead plate reaches the right thickness, it is coiled up on a spool to make it easier to handle and transport.

• Cutting Machine: Finally, the lead plate coil is cut to the required length and width.

The battery continuous casting and rolling equipment can produce lead plate coils with a wide range of thicknesses and widths to meet the requirements of various types of lead-acid batteries.