US-based Sakuu, which provides commercial-scale equipment and technologies to the battery manufacturing industry, will make its Kavian dry-process battery technology platform available for commercial orders in January 2025.
The platform can dry-print anodes and various cathodes from lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) electrodes. It also has the flexibility to support new chemistries such as aluminum-ion and sodium-ion.
The Kavian process augments Sakuu’s licensable high-energy, high-power lithium metal battery cell chemistry. The UN38.3-certified battery cell has achieved 1,500 cycles at 100% DoD to 80% State of Health (SOH) at 0.3 C/1 C, up from 1,000 cycles DoD in April 2024.
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“Our technological and business development achievements this year offer innovative and practical solutions for the top problems in the battery manufacturing process, while allowing OEMs the flexibility to scale up at a production level to meet the scale, sustainability and efficiency demands of the future,” said Robert Bagheri, CEO at Sakuu.
Source: Sakuu
