Fast charging
High power discharge
Thinner system design
Drop-ion energy density gains
Sepion Power™
Optimized for charging speed and energy density.
Sepion engineers advanced polymer materials that control how ions move inside a battery — shaping performance from the molecular level to the gigawatt scale.
Small structural decisions determine how fast batteries charge, how long they last, and how safely they operate.
Standard polymers are flexible: when coated from solution, their chains pack randomly and collapse into dense, amorphous films.
Sepion’s PIM backbone is rigid and angular, so it physically cannot pack densely. The result is a self-assembled porous film with nanoscale size selectivity, made using conventional polymer coating equipment.

0.5–4 nm Pores
Tunable pore size for molecular and ionic selectivity.
Hydrocarbon Feedstocks
Built from simple inputs for scalable polymer production.
Solvent & Electrolyte Compatibility
Stable across aggressive liquid chemistries.
>300°C Stability
Thermal durability for demanding operating environments.
No Glass Transition
A broad processing window without conventional softening limits.
Unique Tech Platform
unlocks differentiated product lines for multiple high value markets.
Sepion Competitive Advantage

Certification testing and validation through leading energy institutions
Customer pilot programs
Strategic manufacturing partnerships
Ready for deployment at scale
Today we power two commercial products:
Fast charging
High power discharge
Thinner system design
Drop-ion energy density gains
Optimized for charging speed and energy density.
Extended cycle life
Improved safety
Thermal stability
System level $/kWh savings
Optimized for durability, safety, and long-term stability.
Sepion controls how energy moves inside the battery more precisely than traditional materials allow.
Molecular Architecture
The polymer structure is engineered to create precise nanoscale pathways.
Controlled Ion Movement
These pathways allow lithium ions to pass efficiently while blocking harmful metal migration.
System Performance
The result is improved charging performance, stronger stability, and lower material intensity.