Intercell Welding and Post Burning
Intercell Welding and Post Burning : After the groups have been placed in the battery case, the straps are fused together using a torch or high electrical power source. The units are then tested and the posts are attached. Post or terminal burning involves using lead, a torch, and a mold. Lead is either dipped from a molten bath or is applied by melting lead bars into a mold cavity. The mold cavity is created by using a metal cover plate, called a burning dam, which is placed on the top of the battery prior to torching. This process can also be done with through the partition (TTP) using a case that has been punched and then the connections are welded
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