Yangzhou Boheng New Energy Materials Technology, a member of Shenda Group and a leading BO film producer in China, together with Brückner Maschinenbau, successfully commissioned a brand new BOPET film production line for composite current collector film technology (CCCF).

Yangzhou Boheng and Brückner successfully start a new BOPET film production line.

“We are convinced that ultra-thin current collector films can significantly improve the performance of new energy applications, such as batteries, super capacitors or photovoltaic cells,” said Guoping Zhang, President of Shenda Group.

The Chinese film producer offers products including high-quality BOPP and BOPET packaging film, special tobacco film and optical films.

The company also revealed that two BOPP and BOPET film lines for current collector film will be installed this year and will go on stream in early 2026.

“The Shenda Group has recognized the great market potential of current collector film – just like us, what our intensive research in our own technology center proves. In the meantime, we have a lot of knowledge about thinnest films down to 2 micron and that will be reflected in the present and upcoming joint projects,” added Josef Haslinger, Head of Sales China from Brückner.

Yangzhou Boheng New Energy Materials Technology, a member of Shenda Group and a leading BO film producer in China, together with Brückner Maschinenbau, successfully commissioned a brand new BOPET film production line for composite current collector film technology (CCCF).

Yangzhou Boheng and Brückner successfully start a new BOPET film production line.

“We are convinced that ultra-thin current collector films can significantly improve the performance of new energy applications, such as batteries, super capacitors or photovoltaic cells,” said Guoping Zhang, President of Shenda Group.

The Chinese film producer offers products including high-quality BOPP and BOPET packaging film, special tobacco film and optical films.

The company also revealed that two BOPP and BOPET film lines for current collector film will be installed this year and will go on stream in early 2026.

“The Shenda Group has recognized the great market potential of current collector film – just like us, what our intensive research in our own technology center proves. In the meantime, we have a lot of knowledge about thinnest films down to 2 micron and that will be reflected in the present and upcoming joint projects,” added Josef Haslinger, Head of Sales China from Brückner.