May 7, 2026
Griffin, Georgia — May 7, 2026 — Vernay will showcase its battery venting and flow control solutions for electric vehicles at The Battery Show Europe, taking place June 9–11, 2026, at Messe Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Germany. Attendees can visit Hall 4, Booth E05, to explore technologies designed to support battery safety, pressure management, and system reliability in next-generation mobility platforms.
With more than 75 years of experience in flow control innovation, Vernay helps OEMs address the growing challenges associated with EV battery systems, including thermal events, internal battery pressure, and environmental exposure. Through engineered venting and pressure management solutions, Vernay supports battery pack integrity, long-term performance, and safer operation across evolving mobility applications.
At the event, Vernay will highlight its VoltaVent® battery venting technology and the VoltaValve® program, solutions engineered to support OEM-specific battery system requirements across cylindrical, prismatic, and pouch cell architectures. These technologies are designed to:
“Our participation at The Battery Show Europe reflects Vernay’s continued commitment to supporting the global battery and mobility market,” said Evert van den Hurk, Global Mobility Business Unit Manager at Vernay. “With solutions like VoltaVent® and the VoltaValve® program, we’re helping OEMs address critical challenges related to battery safety, pressure management, and system integration while supporting performance and reliability in next-generation mobility systems.”
Throughout The Battery Show Europe, Vernay engineers and technical experts will be available to discuss battery venting, pressure management, and integration strategies, as well as how the company collaborates with OEMs to develop solutions tailored to evolving mobility platforms.
Vernay Laboratories has been a technology leader in the design, development, and manufacture of customized flow-control components since its founding in 1946. The company also formulates its own compounds to address each specific application.
Vernay’s products play a vital role in millions of medical devices, automobiles, and consumer products. Today, the privately held firm produces more than 1 billion components per year, drawing from a library of more than 33,000 elastomeric materials and compound formulations. It operates six plants around the world, in the U.S., the Netherlands, Italy and China. For more information, visit www.vernay.com.
