The global drive towards electrification of transport and consequent growth of the EV vehicle market has put a spotlight on the scarcity and cost of its key materials.

According to a leading market research firm, the global Lithium-Ion battery market is expected to grow to over $135.1 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 13.1% with EV battery production being its major driver (Marketsandmarkets, 2023).

As a result, the EV battery industry is under pressure to achieve highest process yields combined with the best performance.

Contamination is becoming increasingly recognised as a major cause of defects and degraded performance and the elimination of contaminants is becoming essential.

In the latest Teknek Academy White Paper, we present the types of contamination typically found by EV battery cell manufacturers and the defects that are associated with such contamination.

Contact Cleaning is a trusted contamination removal method that effectively and reliably addresses specific challenges of EV battery manufacture.

To learn about the advantages of Contact Cleaning over other technologies and understand the key process steps where contamination removal is particularly beneficial download the White Paper today.