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Advanced Materials for Next-Generation Batteries

Comprehensive Material Solutions for Li-ion, Na-ion, Aqueous, & Lithium Primary Systems

NEI Corporation is a frontrunner in developing and manufacturing innovative cathode and anode powders, electrode sheets, and solid electrolyte materials for next-generation batteries. We cater to lithium-ion, sodium-ion, aqueous, and lithium primary battery technologies, offering a comprehensive range of commercial and specialty materials. Our battery materials are produced utilizing advanced methodologies, including our scalable solid-state synthesis process—an efficient and economical approach that allows us to deliver tailored compositions and precisely controlled particle morphologies. This level of control translates to optimized performance for your specific battery application.

NANOMYTE® Battery Products

Shop All Cathode, Anode, and Solid Electrolyte Materials

Explore our catalog of Lithium-ion cathode & anode powders

Explore our expanding list of Sodium-ion cathode & anode powders

Choose from an assortment of cast electrode sheets for Na-ion Batteries (SIBs)

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Lithium Primary
Electrode Sheets

*NEW* – High-energy CFx electrode sheets for Lithium Primary Batteries

Choose from a variety of sulfide-based compositions synthesized in-house

NEI produces a variety of oxide-based solid electrolyte compositions

Complexed with conductive Lithium salts, NEI exclusively makes these electrolytes

NEI produces high phase purity phosphate-based solid electrolyte powders

Discover the future of energy storage with our innovative halide electrolyte

NEI offers a solvent-based dispersion fluid compatible with our sulfide electrolytes

Discover the revolutionary potential of NASICON solid electrolytes for SIBs

NEI can reliably synthesize scaled quantities of custom solid electrolytes

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