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Epsilon Xline Enables Significantly Improved Battery and Fuel Cell Production Control
Malvern Panalytical, a supplier of analytical instrumentation, recently announced the official launch of Epsilon Xline, a stand-alone solution that takes the laboratory precision of web and coating control in the battery and fuel cell industry right to the roll-to-roll production process. As we move towards a sustainable future, fuel cell manufacturers are seeking innovative technology to help them produce materials as fast as possible at constant quality and with minimized variations. The Epsilon Xline has been custom-engineered to meet these needs by offering optimized production efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the fabrication of catalyst coated membranes. The game-changing instrument provides highly accurate materials monitoring and non-destructive in-line process control in the continuous fabrication of catalyst coated membranes. Key features and benefits of Epsilon Xline include: continuous monitoring and process control of roll-to-roll (R2R) coating processes, precise measurement, seamless integration into production process; comprehensive element analysis, precision measurement of thin layers, versatile use in patch, continuous or multi-lane coating processes, and wide roll width compatibility. “The introduction of Epsilon Xline represents a significant milestone in state-of-the-art fuel cell production control,”said Michel Zoontjes, product manager XRF at Malvern Panalytical. “With the market’s fastest SSD head compared to conventional X-ray fluorescence or energy dispersive solutions, it helps manufacturers achieve realtime insights and on-line control for high-quality production. Epsilon Xline can make a competitive difference by minimizing off-specification production and maximizing cost-efficiency especially when working with rare and expensive precious materials. We are proud to offer this technology as a contribution to a more efficient and sustainable future in this industry.”
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