Japanese Company Introduces Fireproof Fabric To Boost EV Battery Safety

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This fabric can withstand flames up to 1,300℃.

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These remarkable properties make Lastan a promising solution for improving the safety of EV batteries and mitigating the risks associated with thermal runaway events.Most current thermal protection solutions for EV batteries rely on mineral-based materials like mica or ceramics. While these materials effectively provide thermal protection, they have several significant drawbacks.

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