Fujipoly Webinar to Cover Extrusion for Thermal and Electrical EV Applications
The session is part of the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering, broadcast live September 14–17, 2026.
Fujipoly is hosting a webinar on September 15, 2026, exploring how extrusion and co-extrusion technologies can address thermal, electrical, and sensing needs in electric vehicle systems.
What Happened
The webinar, titled "Beyond sealing: Extrusion and co-extrusion for thermal, electrical, and sensing applications," is scheduled for 12:30 pm EDT on September 15. It is part of the broader Virtual Conference on EV Engineering, which runs from September 14 to 17, 2026. The session will introduce the fundamentals of these manufacturing processes, explaining how they create profiles with controlled shapes, dimensions, and material properties.
Why It Matters
The source indicates that extrusion and co-extrusion offer cost-effective solutions for producing long, continuous, or complex profiles, particularly when molding tooling and production costs are not economically practical. Beyond traditional environmental sealing, these processes can integrate multiple functions into a single component, including thermal management, electrical conductivity, switching, grounding, and sensing. This capability is relevant to the broader EV engineering supply chain, which includes motor and power electronics design, cell development, battery systems, and thermal management.
The Bottom Line
Fujipoly’s webinar provides a free opportunity to examine how extrusion techniques extend beyond sealing to support complex functional requirements in EV charging stations and vehicle systems.
