The fuel cell, which generates energy from hydrogen, does not emit CO2 and is considered an environmentally friendly energy source. It is expected to be utilized in various applications, including fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) and stationary fuel cells. MEA (Membrane Electrode Assembly) is a crucial component that holds the key to improving the performance of fuel cells.
In 2013, our company began developing mass production technology for fuel cell MEAs and successfully established a technique for direct coating and drying technology of electrode.
In addition to this direct coating and drying technology, we have achieved mass production of high-quality fuel cell MEAs by building a manufacturing process that integrates our group’s expertise in lamination, transportation, and inspection technologies.
Standard MEA
-High initial performance
High durability MEA
-Meets DOE(U.S. Department Of Energy) catalyst durability criteria
We have equipped our SCREEN Hikone Plant (Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture) with the latest mass production facilities. Please look forward to the new standard of MEAs set by our equipment manufacturer.