BATTERY JAPAN Secondary Battery Exhibition 2026
From
November 18, 2026
until
November 20, 2026
(Please double-check the dates and location on the organizer below before attending.)
Categories: Energy Sector
BATTERY JAPAN Overview
BATTERY JAPAN is Japan's leading exhibition for battery technology, gathering a broad range of technologies, components, materials, and devices essential for the development and production of rechargeable batteries. It plays a key role in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, contributing to the popularization of renewable energy and EVs.
Main Exhibit Categories
- Components & Materials: Cathode/Anode Materials, Electrolytes, Solid Electrolytes, Separators, Conductive Additives, Binders, Electrode Foils, Current Collectors, Packaging Materials.
- Material Development & R&D Support: Materials Informatics (MI), Contract Analysis, Research Support Services, CAE, AI for Material Discovery.
- Battery Manufacturing Equipment: Front Process (Grinding, Mixing, Coating, Drying, Compressing, Slitting), Mid Process (Winding, Stacking, Electrolyte Filling, Sealing, Cell Inspection), Final Process (Module Assembly, Battery Pack Equipment, Aging, BMS Installation, Dry Rooms).
- Evaluation, Testing & Analysis: Charge/Discharge Testers, Cycle Life Test Systems, Insulation Dielectric Strength Testers, Material Analysis Equipment.
- Battery Management Systems (BMS): BMS, Thermal Management Materials, Sensors.
- Finished Products: Lithium-ion Batteries (LIB), All-Solid-State Batteries, Sodium-ion Batteries, Capacitors.
- Battery Recycling & Resource Recovery: Dismantling & Sorting Equipment, Crushing & Grinding Machines, Wet & Dry Recycling Processes, Reuse & Refurbishment Technologies.
- Battery Passport Compliance Solutions: Management Systems, Data Logging Devices, QR Codes/RFID Tags, Blockchain Technologies, Carbon Footprint Measurement Tools.
Register for entry or booths
Please register at the organizer website of BATTERY JAPAN Secondary Battery Exhibition
Venue Map and Hotels Around
Osaka - INTEX Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan