KS ADVANCED MATERIALS CO., LTD. Participates in “InterBattery 2025”
2025.03.10
Showcasing expertise in carbon nanomaterial technologies for the second consecutive year
KS ADVANCED MATERIALS CO., LTD. strengthened its position as a specialist in carbon nanomaterial dispersion technology for secondary batteries by participating in InterBattery 2025, Asia’s largest battery exhibition, held at COEX in Seoul.
Jointly established by KANGNAM JEVISCO, a leading paint manufacturer, and Shina TNC, a high-tech electronic materials company, KS ADVANCED MATERIALS joined the exhibition for the second consecutive year. The company highlighted its latest technologies and presented innovative solutions designed to shape the future of the global battery industry.
KS ADVANCED MATERIALS has developed proprietary dispersion technology that enables the application of various carbon nanomaterials. Its production facilities are capable of producing approximately 2,000 tons of dispersion annually, with capacity designed for expansion or the construction of additional plants in response to customer demand.
By developing differentiated process technologies, the company has secured outstanding product quality in the shortest possible time, earning strong trust from its customers. Building on this technological advantage, KS Advanced Materials has developed a wide range of products, including conductive additives for cathodes and anodes, which are currently undergoing material evaluations not only in Korea but also by leading cell manufacturers in Japan and Europe.
Beyond secondary batteries, the company is also applying its dispersion technology to other fields such as display materials and anti-static coatings. Some products have already passed sample evaluations and are in pilot production assessments, with full-scale mass production expected to begin in the near future.
A company spokesperson stated, “In addition to products incorporating our carbon nanomaterial dispersion technology, KS ADVANCED MATERIALS will also develop a wide range of secondary battery materials, including electrode binders. By doing so, we aim to further strengthen our technological leadership in the secondary battery sector and establish ourselves as a leading global materials company.”
