TFP’s nonwovens can be used to make composite body panels and in battery electric vehicles (BEVs), where the materials can be incorporated directly into the composite structure of the battery enclosure to provide EMI shielding and fire protection, the company said. “In the drive to make EV’s more efficient and increase range, composites are increasingly being used over traditional metal choices for EV battery enclosures to reduce weight,” a press release added.
TFP at Advanced Materials Show
TFP says that it will showcasing its materials for hydrogen technologies, automotive applications and batteries at the Advanced Materials Show in Birmingham, UK, taking place from 29-30 June 2022.
