New twin-screw extrusion: Powering the next generation of battery manufacturing
From the lab to gigafactory, twin-screw extrusion (TSE) is highly beneficial in battery research and development due to its ability to produce superior electrode quality. This method is recognized for its effective distributive and dispersive mixing capabilities, resulting in homogeneous electrode materials with excellent dispersion of all ingredients.
In addition, twin-screw extrusion also supports continuous operation, an essential factor to improving process yields in battery manufacturing. And it’s not limited to just wet processing, this novel twin-screw extrusion can handle solvent-less and complete dry formulations – recognized as the way forward in the development of new battery materials.
Join this webinar to:
- Learn where in the process TSE can be used and what are the advantages
- How to tailor the process parameters, optimizing both your wet or dry formulations
- Explore novel ways to integrate an extruder in a glove-box to save lab and dry-room space
- Use the opportunity to interact during the Q&A session with our application expert.
Presenter: Dr. Ing. Annika Voelp (Process Application Specialist, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
