Automated Equipment for Consistent MEA & CCM Production
See how automated equipment, controlled settings, production records, and human review support consistent MEA and CCM manufacturing at H2gatech.
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Sep 22,2026
Sep 15,2026
IrO2 Catalyst Loading: mg IrO2 cm2 vs mg Ir cm2
Learn how to specify IrO2 catalyst loading for PEM water electrolysis, convert mg IrO2/cm² to mg Ir/cm², and avoid ambiguous RFQs.
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Sep 15,2026
IrO2 vs IrRuOx: PEM Electrolyzer Catalyst Guide
Compare IrO2 and IrRuOx anode catalysts for PEM water electrolysis by activity, durability, iridium use, loading basis, and validation needs.
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Sep 15,2026
Inside H2gatech's MEA Manufacturing Facility
See how H2gatech connects MEA process development, controlled production, equipment operation, inspection planning, and custom-project handover.
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Sep 03,2026
PtRu/C Catalyst Ratio: Atomic vs Weight Ratio
Learn how to specify a PtRu/C catalyst ratio, convert atomic ratio to weight ratio, define Pt and Ru loading, and select an anode catalyst for PEM fuel cells.
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Sep 01,2026
Pt/C 40%, 60%, and 70%: How to Choose
Compare 40%, 60%, and 70% Pt/C catalysts and learn how platinum percentage changes powder mass, carbon content, catalyst-layer design, and MEA selection.
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Aug 31,2026
Nafion N115 vs N117: Thickness, Uses, and Selection
Compare Nafion N115 and N117 by 127 vs 183 µm thickness, resistance, crossover, handling, and use in PEM electrolysis and electrochemical systems.
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Aug 27,2026
Fuel Cell MEA Quality Inspection Before Shipment
See how fuel cell MEAs are visually inspected, tested for surface resistance, handled with gloves, and checked before final packaging.
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Aug 27,2026
CCM vs MEA: What Fuel Cell Buyers Should Specify
Compare CCM and MEA scope, included layers, GDLs, sealing, drawings, and quality requirements so your PEM fuel cell RFQ is clear and quoted correctly.
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