ITW Formex Concludes a Successful Three-Day Showcase at The Battery Show North America 2025

Carol Stream, Illinois — October 13, 2025

ITW Formex, a global leader in electrical and thermal insulation materials, successfully concluded a productive three-day exhibition at The Battery Show North America 2025, the premier event bringing together more than 21,000 professionals and 1,300 suppliers from across the electric vehicle (EV) and energy-storage industry.

Throughout the event, the Formex team engaged with engineers, OEMs, and design leaders from around the world, presenting the company’s latest insulation technologies — including Formex TCI (Thermally Conductive Insulation), which delivers a unique combination of electrical insulation and thermal dissipation for safer and more efficient EV battery and energy-storage systems.

▲ ITW Formex team at The Battery Show North America 2025

▲ Showcasing Formex TCI Thermally Conductive Insulation

Building on 40 years of brand reputation, Formex attracted strong global interest and recognition for its proven material performance and application expertise. Attendees also welcomed the announcement of Formex’s new U.S. manufacturing facility, scheduled to open in 2026, which will provide local production capabilities, faster delivery, and enhanced technical collaboration for North American customers.

“The team pulled off a strong finish on the last day of the Battery Show. With new insight and fresh leads acquired this week, our post-show new-solution development journey has only begun. We are invigorated by the inspiration and trust we receive from the EV battery technology development community and remain committed to our brand legacy of protecting people, equipment, and power in EV and all the industries we serve by continuously delivering reliable and innovative electrical insulation solutions.”

As the industry continues to accelerate toward cleaner mobility and advanced energy storage, ITW Formex remains dedicated to partnering with customers to develop materials that enhance safety, performance, and manufacturability — powering the future of electrification.