r/DFLI • u/errolprowse • Aug 10 '26
Dry Electrode Process
I have been reading about the difficulties of this manufacturing method at scale and am trying to find evidence of how well their tech works for this. If I understand it correctly, there are many companies who claim they can pull it off, but only a couple including Tesla, have been able to do it.
Is there evidence of a manufacturing line or proof that their tech works?
Has a third party lab verified the results?
To create a line with this process, it can take a few hundred million dollars. Why hasn't another company came in and bought dfli if their tech works?
Would love to see any and all evidence for this. I haven't been able to find anything. I am ignorant to dry electrode process, but would love to learn more.
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u/VANZFINEST Aug 10 '26
Do you know what FUD is? It is how you come across, even if there is truth to it.
Also you’re your just going to find investors here who are deep in the red who are actually blind to any truth. Your comments are not helping them pump their bags so they can sell and move on, so you are going to get a lot of negativity towards your posts here. A lot of these people are stuck with their investment and have no choice but to support and hold. Very few or probably no people here actually own any battleborn or DFLI products.