Maxell announced that it will begin mass production in early November of products for backup power supplies for factory automation equipment, among its next-generation batteries, the “all-solid-state battery.” Details of the specific production structure have not been disclosed, and the announcement concerns the start of mass production for backup applications in factory automation equipment. This has been prepared on the assumption of approximately 240 Japanese characters.
Maxell announced that it will begin mass production in early November of products related to its next-generation “all-solid-state battery” for use as backup power in factory automation equipment. The announcement clearly states that the products are intended for backup power supplies for factory automation equipment. This marks further progress in the company’s efforts to apply its all-solid-state battery technology to the factory automation sector.
The article emphasizes the timing of the start of mass production, but does not disclose figures such as the specific sales launch date, production scale or initial shipment volume. It explains that the company is moving ahead with preparations for a mass-production structure aimed at capturing demand in the factory automation sector.