Orient Precision Develops Polyurethane Adhesive, Begins Mass Production Testing

Orient Precision has begun mass production testing for polyurethane adhesives used in electric vehicles.

According to Orient Precision on October 7, polyurethane adhesives are materials with excellent thermal management, vibration and shock absorption, as well as strong adhesive properties. They are mainly used in electric vehicle battery modules and motors.

The recently developed polyurethane adhesive for electric vehicles, completed with the company’s proprietary technology, features higher thermal conductivity than competing products, making it ideal for efficient thermal management of high-performance batteries, motors, and power electronics. The company plans to target the market after conducting mass production application tests in collaboration with clients.

In addition to polyurethane adhesives, the next-generation gap filler based on magnesium oxide (MgO) is also under smooth development. The company has designated the thermal interface materials (TIM) business—including polyurethane adhesives, gap fillers, and gap pads—as a new growth engine, and is expanding aggressive research and development and investment in this area.

An Orient Precision representative stated, “In addition to excellent performance, improved work convenience is expected to drive broader adoption of polyurethane adhesives in electric vehicle battery modules. With the development of this in-house technology-based polyurethane adhesive, we are now able to launch a full-scale market offensive.”

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