Latest Developments in Global Aerogel Blanket Market

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Latest Developments in Global Aerogel Blanket Market

  • Chemical and Materials
  • Sep 2024
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In September 2024, Armacell introduced its next-generation aerogel technology with the launch of ArmaGel XG, a high-performance insulation solution designed for industrial and energy sectors. The new aerogel blanket, fully compliant with ASTM C1728, enhances thermal efficiency and expands Armacell’s existing ArmaGel portfolio. To meet growing global demand, the company announced plans to open a new manufacturing facility in Pune, India, by mid-2025, adding 1 million square meters per year of production capacity. This strategic investment reinforces Armacell’s commitment to innovation and sustainability in advanced insulation technologies.
  • In September 2024, Armacell International S.A. acquired 100% ownership of its joint venture Armacell JIOS Aerogels Limited (AJA) by purchasing all shares held by JIOS Aerogel, a global leader in silica aerogel technology. This move transforms AJA into a wholly-owned subsidiary of Armacell, enabling the company to scale its aerogel production capabilities and strengthen its position in the energy and industrial insulation markets. AJA will continue operating under an evergreen license agreement with JIOS, allowing access to its patented aerogel powder production technology. The acquisition supports Armacell’s strategy to expand its advanced insulation portfolio
  • In November 2023, JIOS Aerogel inaugurated its advanced manufacturing plant in Pioneer, Singapore, marking a major milestone in its expansion strategy. The facility serves as the primary production hub for the company’s flagship product, the Thermal Blade, a cutting-edge thermal and electrical insulation solution designed to be placed between EV battery cells. These ultra-thin silica aerogel components help mitigate thermal runaway risks, offering exceptional high-temperature protection and safety
  • In June 2023, Aspen Aerogels, Inc. inaugurated a 59,000-square-foot engineering and rapid prototyping facility in Marlborough, Massachusetts, known as the Advanced Thermal Barrier Center (ATBC). This state-of-the-art site serves as the company’s hub for developing PyroThin thermal barriers, which are critical for enhancing the safety and performance of lithium-ion battery packs used in electric vehicles and energy storage systems. The facility supports real-time collaboration with global manufacturers and accelerates the commercialization of next-generation thermal runaway solutions, reinforcing Aspen’s leadership in thermal management and electrification technologies
  • In May 2023, Cabot Corporation launched its ENTERA aerogel particles portfolio, designed to create ultra-thin thermal barriers for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles. These aerogel particles offer exceptional thermal insulation, low density, and high thermal stability, making them ideal for mitigating thermal runaway risks. The ENTERA line includes three products—EV5200, EV5400, and EV5800—which can be formulated into blankets, pads, sheets, films, foams, and coatings. With over 90% air volume, ENTERA aerogels are up to 20 times lighter than traditional insulation materials, helping improve battery safety, energy efficiency, and vehicle range