OCSIAL
Nanotube production for vehicle batteries opened in Belgrade
— By Plasteurope.com staff —
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) manufacturer Ocsial (Leudelingen, Luxembourg; www.ocsial.com) said it has built a synthesis plant for CNTs in Belgrade, Serbia. The plant currently has a capacity of 60 t/y, but Ocsial plans to double this next year through an expansion.
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) manufacturer Ocsial (Leudelingen, Luxembourg; www.ocsial.com) said it has built a synthesis plant for CNTs in Belgrade, Serbia. The plant currently has a capacity of 60 t/y, but Ocsial plans to double this next year through an expansion.
 On the doorstep of the EU: the new nanotube plant in Belgrade is set to have a capacity of 120 t/y in 2025 (Photo: Ocsial/Marko Simic) |
In addition to a synthesis plant, the company operates 10,000 m² of production lines for nanotube dispersions, which are used in vehicle batteries to improve their charging properties and longevity. Ocsial also plans to offer nanotube concentrates as additives for high-performance polymers at the site. The nanotubes produced in Serbia are to be supplied to customers worldwide.
The Luxembourg-based company employs 250 people worldwide, and 200 more jobs are to be created at the new plant in Serbia. The company did not provide any information on turnover.
06.11.2024 Plasteurope.com [256483-0]
Published on 06.11.2024
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