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Monobloc Welding Cell — Phase 1

Prepared for Rose Batteries · 2026-Aug-25

Monobloc Welding Cell — Phase 1

Prepared for Chris Wunderlich, CEO at Rose Batteries by Common Machines.

Proposal date: 2026-Aug-25 · Valid until: 2026-Sep-30

Executive Summary

Common Machines proposes to design, build, and integrate an automated monobloc welding cell for Rose Batteries’s battery SKU final assembly line. This cell is one station in a multi-station assembly process; this proposal covers Phase 1 (the monobloc welding station) only — later phases are out of scope.

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Why Rose Batteries

Explain the fit, the problem this station solves, and why now.

Work cell concept Figure 1 — Monobloc welding cell concept (add images/architecture.svg).

The Solution

The proposed monobloc welding cell for Rose Batteries. Break the approach into H2/H3 sections: process, automation, quality/inspection, safety, and integration into the surrounding assembly line.

How it works

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Bill of Materials

The hardware/components included in this station:

RefComponentSpecQtyNotes
1Welding HeadTBD1Monobloc weld process
2Robot / Motion SystemTBD1Placeholder
3Fixture & ToolingTBD1SKU-specific
4Controls & SafetyTBD1PLC + guarding
5Vision / Weld QATBD1Inline inspection

Timeline

Contract start: 2026-Oct-01.

Pricing & Quote

Prices in USD. This quote is valid until 2026-Sep-30.

ItemDescriptionQtyUnit PriceAmount
Monobloc Welding CellTurnkey automated welding station — design, build & integration1TBDTBD
Installation & CommissioningOn-site install, integration & runoff1TBDTBD
TrainingOperator & maintenance training1TBDTBD
TotalTBD

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Approval

By signing below, Chris Wunderlich (CEO, Rose Batteries) indicates approval of this proposal from Common Machines, dated 2026-Aug-25.

Your name, email, and the date/time of approval are recorded for both parties.