designed by AI, perfected by scientists
plasma-printed batteries
unprecedented fused layers of metal & carbon super-materials
cheaper, better, safer EV
batteries manufacturable NOW
Technology
that enables manufacturing an entirely new range of earth-friendly high performance batteries
Mechanically interlocked molecules forming extremly strong bonds to the base substrate, as well as amongst the active material
Powering the
Future of Energy
Reduced environmental Impact (less energy, no toxic solvents & binders)
Nanoloy's
Plasma Printer
Proven tech in
another industry, highly
scalable, designed and manufactured by Nanoloy
Redesigning
battery chemistries
Game-changing implications for battery manufacturing
Revolutionizing Battery Technology
New deployments
under way with international partners
Empowering EVs to drive safer & longer
Game changing implications for
next gen batteries
Why transformational?
​Breakthroughs in solving new,
earth-friendly battery chemistries
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Many new battery inventions are languishing in labs because they can not be manufactured at scale. Nanoloy can turn the table
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Superior interfacial metallic & carbon bonds
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New material composites delay the degredation of the anode and cathode, dramatically increasing battery performance
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​Nanoloy’s thermally fused bond of the electrode particles eliminates a major source of inefficiency that limits the life and performance of lithium-ion batteries
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Step Change in production cost, quality and speed
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Nanoloy’s mature and highly scalable plasma printer is expected to make mass production of next generation batteries viable without decades of R&D
We take pride in our numbers
21
years of experience in plasma deposition
800
mAh/g specific capacity of our Boron Anode
1200
mAh/g specific capacity of our Silicon Anode
<$10M
needed to reach pilot production
5
battery product development partners
Our products
(in development)
graphene armoured
current collectors
silicon anode 60% Si
boron anode 60% B
multi-layer graphene
99.94% purity
The Technology of Nanoloy's plasma coating process has a great potential in the field of battery production and can be an enabler for future cell technologies
Professor Achim Kampker
Chairman, PEM Motion, Germany
Cross sectional analysis of the Nanoloy 95% graphene and 5% PVDF (polymer) on the aluminium foil shows the carbon bond directly to the aluminium oxide layer forming strong mechanical bond to the base substrate. The carbon and polymer are present in a tighty bonded structure
Terry Munson
CEO, Foresite Inc. USA
For most practical applications, this LMFP cathode works close to its theoritic limit. We attribute this good performance to the high quality of the LMFP material, the low interfacial resistance of the graphene coating layer and the low binder content of the dry processed cathode.
Andras Kovacs
CTO, BroadBit Batteries OY, Finland
