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The Automotive Business Unit offers advanced thermal runaway prevention solutions and high-performance material components for power batteries, addressing safety and efficiency at the pack, module, and cell levels. Designed for applications in electric vehicles, energy storage, and industrial systems, our products ensure reliable protection and enhanced battery performance.
At the pack level, the Automotive Business Unit provides fireproof covers, box body and bottom plate shielding, short-circuit protection, BMS safeguards, connection terminal protection, and water cooling system enhancements. These components work together to prevent overheating and contain thermal events, ensuring structural and functional integrity.
For modules, our Automotive Business Unit delivers fireproof covers and packaging materials tailored for both soft and rigid battery module designs. These solutions help manage heat and prevent thermal propagation while supporting safe and efficient integration within the battery system.
At the cell level, we offer fireproof covers and high-temperature resistant materials such as GA100/310/200 and CM02, along with flame-retardant and fire-blocking components that protect individual cells from thermal damage and fire spread—key offerings from the Automotive Business Unit .
We also supply precision aluminum alloy materials—including composite plates, transition strips, and boxes—that deliver thermal conductivity, electrical insulation, and structural support. These materials are essential for achieving lightweight, durable, and high-performance battery systems.
By integrating these comprehensive solutions across all levels of battery design, the Automotive Business Unit helps manufacturers enhance safety, extend battery life, and meet the demanding standards of today’s energy storage and electric mobility markets.
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