Dry rooms needed for manufacturing lithium based batteries are not simply modified "clean rooms" or large "environmental chambers". John Pinho, President of NeoTech explains.
Manufacturing lithium‑ion batteries is a complicated technical process that has many challenges - not the least of which is the requirement for all processing of the lithium electrodes for the battery cells to be done under very low humidity conditions - typically below 1% RH (- 35°C to -40°C dew point) and must also be a low particulate environment. These important requirements demand that the dry room be hermetically sealed from the . . .
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