When it comes to next-generation battery systems and advanced manufacturing, precision manufacturing is more than a requirement, it’s a competitive edge. In a featured article for Energy Tech Review, IntriPlex President David Dexter shares how the company is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible through vertically integrated production and proprietary forming techniques.

The article highlights how IntriPlex is helping industries move beyond the limits of traditional manufacturing, enabling complex geometries, micron-level tolerances, and high-volume scalability all on U.S. shore. From die design and cleanroom assembly to advanced metrology, it’s a process built not just for reliability, but for acceleration.

What sets IntriPlex apart isn’t just its tooling or technologies. It’s the ability to meet next-generation performance demands while safeguarding supply chains and reducing development friction. With battery lid assemblies as a key example, the piece dives into how IntriPlex is delivering speed, precision, and confidence where it matters most. IntriPlex is setting a new benchmark for what precision manufacturing can deliver, especially in high-growth sectors like energy storage and telecommunications.

The feature is part of a broader shift: American manufacturers reclaiming their role in shaping the future of energy and mobility. As Dexter puts it, “IntriPlex delivers more than world-class components. It offers customers the confidence of a resilient supply chain, the responsiveness to adapt at speed, and the vision to lead in industries where performance defines success.”