Walking into the production base of Tianjin Plannano Technology Co., Ltd., the sense of scale hits you at once: a 40,000‑square‑meter production plant, more than 600 employees, including over 60 master's and doctoral degree holders and over 300 with bachelor's or associate degrees. For a company that started with nano‑materials, such a scale is quite uncommon — and even rarer is the fact that it has built the entire industry chain under one roof.

Plannano possesses full‑industry‑chain development, design and production capabilities spanning materials, electrodes, cells, modules and systems. From raw materials to finished systems, the critical links are basically kept in its own hands. For customers, this means a single factory can handle everything from material selection to system integration, with unified quality standards, well‑aligned delivery schedules and no hassle of coordinating multiple suppliers.

Centered on this chain, the company has formed six major product lines: nano‑materials, dry‑process electrodes, supercapacitors, lithium‑titanate batteries, and energy‑storage products. Nano‑materials are the source; dry‑process electrodes solve process challenges in electrode manufacturing; supercapacitors and lithium‑titanate batteries respectively cover the energy‑storage demands of high‑power output and high‑safety fast charging; and the energy‑storage products integrate all these capabilities into ready‑to‑deliver system solutions. Behind every product category lies the same shared material R&D and production‑line system — and this is exactly what distinguishes a "full industry chain" from "multiple product lines": the former is an integrated whole, while the latter is just an assortment.

This layout has been validated in overseas markets. Products are exported to more than 50 countries and regions across six continents — Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America and Oceania. The ability to deliver stably in markets with different standards, different climates and different application habits relies not on any single product highlight, but on the holistic capability spanning from materials to systems.

For buyers and partners, there are three hard indicators when evaluating a new‑energy company: plant scale reflects delivery capability, R&D personnel structure reflects technological depth, and industry‑chain completeness reflects the certainty of long‑term cooperation. Plannano has put all three on full display. Whether you are a project team selecting an energy‑storage solution or a procurement team seeking a stable supply chain, this complete production line in Tianjin is well worth an on‑site visit.