The mixing process, as the term suggests, refers to the process of measuring and mixing various raw materials needed to make the cathode and anode. For both the cathode and anode, the powder-form active materials are mixed with a binder, conductive agent, and solvent to create a slurry.

The Powder Handling System (PHS) is an essential powder supply device for mixing operations that transports powder materials quickly and accurately without compromising precision. As the secondary battery industry transitions to mass production, all equipment has been developed to meet the needs of this production system. The PHS was designed to transport larger quantities of material in a shorter time compared to conventional systems.

Dry process is a solvent-free process and is characterized by being environmentally friendly and high production efficiency.The dry process can omit the drying process of the electrode and easily form a thick film electrode with higher loading compared to the wet process.

All-solid-state battery is a collective term for a battery in which all components of the battery are solid. Solid electrolytes are expected to enable large-capacity and high-power batteries over lithium-ion batteries, and making electrolytes solid has an advantage in terms of safety over lithium-ion batteries.