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Skeleton Launches Laser-Welded Ultracapacitor Packs to Boost Logistics and Energy Sectors

15.3.2018
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source: Skeleton news

LOGIMAT, Stuttgart, Germany, 15th of March 2018. Skeleton Technologies has launched SkelPack, the laser welding service to create ultracapacitor packs allowing the most complex designs and providing much higher reliability and durability compared to bolted ultracapacitor pack layouts.

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SkelPack brings graphene ultracapacitor capabilities with a charging time of two seconds, a one million cycle lifetime and a wide temperature range. It allows to design energy storage packs retrofitted or integrated into spaces or areas that would be previously unthinkable.

Ultracapacitors due to their quick charging capabilities and almost infinite life cycles are gaining traction especially in the intralogistics sector, but not all products fit all shapes and sizes. Skeleton Technologies has solved the issue with the SkelPack Welding Service and supports two macrotrends in the intralogistics and material handling sector – automation and electrification.

Skeleton Technologies is the only ultracapacitor manufacturer on the market with the capability to produce laser-welded ultracapacitor packs with a high number of design options.

The SkelPack Welding Service offers:

  • Layout design
  • Prototyping
  • Series and contract manufacturing.

The welded packs can be made to fit in almost any shape and size and are suitable for applications ranging from intralogistics and material handling to aerospace.

Mr. Taavi Madiberk, CEO of Skeleton Technologies, commented:

“The SkelPack Welding Services will certainly enhance the application space of ultracapacitors in places where it was deemed inaccessible before.  It is a major advantage for products where the other energy supply solutions are already in place in the design process. In fact, if a late modification is required it facilitates its implementation by a long way.”

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