[A-PRO] Activation process equipment solutions for secondary battery manufacturing.
Equipment solutions for the entire formation (activation) process in the manufacturing of secondary batteries.
Equipment solutions for the entire activation process of secondary battery manufacturing Activation equipment - Achieves a 30% reduction in energy consumption using regenerative current - Successfully enables Giga Factory operations with numerous battery manufacturers and PJT mass production Jig activation equipment - Developed as the first in South Korea, successfully enables Giga Factory operations with verified quality from mass production equipment supply - Reduces footprint by 30% through equipment integration and lightweight development, optimizing strategic consumption - Incorporates self-developed GaN power semiconductors, manufacturing materials and equipment that are high-performance and low power consumption
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Verified secondary battery cell production equipment and operational know-how - Challenging together with more than 12 gigafactory mass production customer companies worldwide, including South Korea Overseas bases - United States (including R&D center), Canada, China, Indonesia, Poland Unique core technology and cost-optimized production process - Building a lean cost structure through collaboration with optimal outsourcing partner companies based on unique design and manufacturing technology Carbon neutrality - Currently constructing a specific carbon neutrality management activity roadmap with an OEM consulting company based on ESG management foundations
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[Company Overview] - Company Name: A-PRO - Established: 2000 - Location: Anyang City, Gyeonggi Province - Number of Employees: 258 - Revenue: 23.4 billion - Overseas Locations: United States (including R&D center), Canada, China, Indonesia, Poland
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The Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) is an independent administrative agency established by the South Korean government in 1962 for the promotion of trade and overseas market research. Since then, its business areas have expanded to include investment (1995) and human resource exchange (2009), providing a wide range of support to domestic and international clients. Currently, it has overseas offices (trade centers) in 84 countries and 129 locations, working to build a business platform. In particular, our center hosts events for buyer companies in the Nagoya and Chubu regions and responds to their requests.
