Rheinmetall unit Pierburg Pump Technology wins EUR 1.5 million funding for NanoLam capacitor production processes

By Public Technologies
  • Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg Pump Technology in Hartha secured about EUR 1.5 million to scale production processes for NanoLam capacitors.
  • Funding supports the NanoLink project to develop automated, energy-efficient manufacturing for larger-volume output without sacrificing reliability.
  • Hartha site plans more than EUR 4.4 million of total investment tied to the capacitor industrialization effort.
  • Project runs from June 1, 2025 to Jan. 31, 2028, targeting intermediate circuit capacitors for next-generation electric powertrains.


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