Main components of MEA for water electrolysis systems
PEM Fuel Cell / Ion Exchange Membrane for Water Electrolysis (Reinforced Electrolyte Membrane) - Key component of MEA for fuel cells and water electrolysis systems - Prevents the combination of hydrogen at the fuel electrode and oxygen at the air electrode - Allows only hydrogen ions generated at the fuel electrode to pass through - Hydrogen gas is separated into ions and electrons through the MEA, generating electricity through the movement of electrons * Very high mechanical strength (reinforced with ePTFE) * Low dimensional change rate, high dimensional stability * Uses fluorinated ion conductors for excellent chemical resistance
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[Company Overview] - Company Name: SANG-A FRONTEC - Established: 1974 - Location: 18, Namdong-daero 369beon-gil, Namdong-gu, Incheon, Korea - Number of Employees: 500 - Revenue: 183.5 billion won - Major Export Countries: South Korea 60%, China 21%, Hong Kong 7%, Malaysia 4%, Vietnam 3%, Japan 2% - Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IATF 16949, ISO 13485, SQ, SSQ - Overseas Factories: China (3), Malaysia, Vietnam, Hungary *United States (planned)
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1. Over 40 years of know-how in fluororesin formulation and processing technology 2. Commercialization technology for diverse applications: surface modification, post-processing technology, etc. 3. Securing diverse production technologies with a high level of understanding of super engineering plastics 4. Investing over 5% annually in research and development, possessing strong research and development capabilities
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KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) is a government agency established under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (equivalent to Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) to promote trade and attract investment. The KOTRA Japan Regional Headquarters focuses on promoting exports for Korean small and medium-sized enterprises and attracting foreign companies to invest in Korea (such as establishing factories and mergers and acquisitions).