Innometry Secures CT Inspection Equipment for 3 LFP ESS Lines

Battery CT inspection equipment is inspection equipment that non-destructively checks the electrode alignment condition and foreign matter inside a finished cell. Innometry has secured battery CT inspection equipment for Samsung SDI’s U.S. ESS batteries.

1. Key News Fact Summary

ItemReported Content
SupplierInnometry
CustomerSamsung SDI U.S. ESS Battery Line
ScopeSecured inspection equipment for 3 SPE LFP lines
Expansion DirectionBusiness expansion into Hungary and semiconductor package inspection
SourceTheElec (2026.09.01), MI Daily Trends (2026.09.02)

The order amount, delivery date, and number of units were not specified in the report (undisclosed).

2. Mechanism-Perspective Impact Analysis

CT inspection equipment is placed in the final inspection zone through which the cell passes after assembly. The positional repeatability of the inspection stage determines image quality. If stage stiffness is insufficient, vibration during rotation appears as image blur.

ESS LFP cells tend to be larger than EV cells (estimate; form factor undisclosed). As cell mass increases, both the inertial load on the rotating stage and the gripper clamping load increase together. This load must be absorbed by the stage bearing arrangement and base frame stiffness.

When identical equipment is installed across 3 lines, the cell transfer interface (infeed height, pitch, gripping surface) becomes standardized. On the line design side, the height reference plane of the conveyors before and after the inspector can be aligned at once.

3. Spec Comparison Table

ItemConfirmation StatusNote
Inspected Cell Form FactorUnconfirmedNot in report, only LFP/ESS use specified
Number of LinesConfirmed3 SPE lines
Inspection MethodConfirmedCT (Computed Tomography)
Tact Time / Inspection TimeUnconfirmedUndisclosed
Stage Allowable LoadUnconfirmedRe-confirmation required after specification sheet obtained

One-Line Summary

When CT inspection equipment is installed simultaneously across 3 LFP lines, the cell transfer reference plane in the inspection zone becomes standardized, and stage stiffness under large-cell rotational load becomes a design review item.

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