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EV Engineering & Infrastructure: How Dry Electrode Processing is Changing the Game for EV Batteries

Sakuu CTO Karl Littau was recently featured in an EV Engineering & Infrastructure Q&A on dry electrode processing.

For battery manufacturing, Karl explains:

"The difference between the wet and dry processes is similar to the difference between ink-based printing and laser printing.

When printing with inks, the prints must be carefully dried and can’t be too thick. In laser printing, the toners are deposited directly onto the paper. A fuser uses heat and pressure to bind the toners together and to the paper.

Dry electrode printing is quite similar." 

To learn more about dry electrode manufacturing opportunities and and battery innovation, read the full article here.