Industry trends, material technology for dry electrodes, and dispersion, rolling, and transport process technologies.
This seminar will explain the "dry process" for electrode manufacturing in lithium-ion batteries, which does not use water or organic solvents, and will introduce the current situation as seen from news articles and other sources. We will discuss trends from various companies starting with Tesla's Battery Day, the technological developments from Maxwell Technologies to Tesla and AM Batteries, the fibrillation and manufacturing technology of the 4680 battery, binder technologies such as PTFE and PVDF, and the differences between dry and wet electrodes. Additionally, we will cover topics such as powder mixing, pressing technology, width distribution during rolling, measures against transport wrinkles, technical challenges related to cathode materials, and patent applications from various companies. *For more details, please check the related links or the seminar details in the catalog.*
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Format: In-person attendance (no online streaming) Location: Japan IR Co., Ltd. Headquarters Seminar Room (3 minutes walk from Akihabara Station, etc.) Date and Time: November 18, 2026 (Wednesday) 13:30 - 16:30 Participation Fee: 19,800 yen (tax included) Instructor: Nobuo Hamamoto
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<Seminar Program (Tentative)> Chapter 1: The Shocking Battery Day (2020.9.23) and Trends of Various Companies Chapter 2: From Maxwell Technologies to Tesla and then to AM Batteries Chapter 3: Fibrillation and Manufacturing of 4680 Chapter 4: Binders (PTFE is fibrillated, PVDF is moss) Chapter 5: Differences Between Dry and Wet (Pore Size and Membrane Strength) Chapter 6: Powder Mixing, Pressing Technology, and Wrinkle Prevention in Transport Chapter 7: What About the Cathode? What About the Reduction of PFTE? Chapter 8: Patent Applications from Various Companies
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