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How Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives Enable Advanced Thermal Runaway Barrier Design
Fires caused by thermal runaway continue to be a significant issue in the evolution of EV battery packs. Now, as the EV marketplace approaches a tipping point, engineers are racing to address this challenge using various technologies. These include high-performance, pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) tapes used in combination with thermal materials that can assist in hindering thermal runaway propagation.

• How the evolution of EV battery pack design presents challenges to engineers seeking thermal runaway prevention solutions
• How and why PSA tapes are being incorporated into thermal runaway protection barriers in EV battery packs
• How PSA tapes offer numerous advantages in EV battery pack design, including flame retardancy, ease of assembly, corrosion prevention, and end-of-life-recyclability
• An overview of how to choose the right PSA tape for a specific application
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Max VanRaaphorst
Business Development Manager - E-Mobility and Automotive @Avery Dennison Performance Tapes, North America
Max VanRaaphorst is business development manager – E-mobility and Automotive, Avery Dennison Performance Tapes. With nearly a decade of technical, sales and marketing experience in the chemical manufacturing field, Max strives to help OEMs and suppliers address design, manufacturing and performance challenges in the fast-evolving E-mobility and Automotive segments.
Kyle Witham
Product Development Engineer @Avery Dennison Performance Tapes, North America
Kyle Witham is product development engineer, Avery Dennison Performance Tapes. Focusing on the automotive industry, Kyle provides technical expertise in the design, production, and application of pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes. He currently manages new tape and adhesive projects from product conception to commercialization, and acts as the research and development liaison for internal and external stakeholders.