A listing of Industrial Battery Manufacturers and Related sites, listed in alphabetic order, with Component links
UPS vendors are listed on the UPS Manufacturers page
ABSL Power Solutions
{Marine Batteries}
Alpha
{Standby Power Systems}
Crown Battery
{Industrial Batteries, Automotive, Marine, Utility, Railroad, Lift
Truck}
Douglas Battery Manufacturing
Company
{Motive Power, Sealed Lead Acid Battery Manufacturer}
East Penn Manufacturing
{Lead-acid batteries}
EnerSys
{Battery Manufacturer}
Exide
{Auto Battery Manufacturer}
GlobTek, Inc.
{Lead Acid Battery}
GNB Industrial Power
{Network Power and Motive Power markets, Industrial Lift Trucks, Railroad
Equipment, Maintenance Lifts}
Hitachi Maxwell Ltd {Industrial Batteries}
Johnson Controls
{Auto-UPS-Marine Battery}
Lexel
{Industrial Batteries}
Oerlikon Stationary
Batteries
{VRLA/AGM stationary batteries}
Optima Batteries
{Auto, Marine, Commercial Battery Manufacturer}
Rolls Battery
Engineering
{lead-acid battery Manufacturer}
Superior Battery Manufacturing
Co., Inc.
{Automotive, Marine, Commercial Batteries}
Toshiba
{Developing Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC) products}
U.S. Battery Manufacturing
Company
{Premium grade, deep cycle batteries, 12 volt Military Ordinance}
Varta
{Consumer Batteries, Micro-Batteries, Automotive Batteries}
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Battery Data: Batteries should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area with an optimal storage temperature range of 0°C to 25°C. If prolonged storage is anticipated, batteries should be protected against excessive humidity. This will prevent moisture from forming an electrical pathway, which can lead to severe galvanic corrosion. How ever a higher temperature is preferred while operating. Excessive high temperature can damage a battery. There are two general types of batteries; Wet or Dry cells. Wet cell batteries use a liquid electrolyte [in solution] while Dry cell batteries use a paste electrolyte. A Carbon-Zinc [Dry] cell uses a carbon rod [positive] and a zinc [negative] case. The Alkaline cell uses zinc as the negative electrode and manganese dioxide as the positive electrode, using an alkaline electrolyte. The Nickel-Cadmium cell uses nickel hydroxide [negative] and cadmium hydroxide [positive] and potassium hydroxide as the electrolyte. The Lithium Battery uses lithium metal or a lithium aluminum alloy in its negative electrode (anode) and manganese dioxide in its positive electrode (cathode). The Lithium-ion Battery uses lithium metallic oxide in its positive electrode (cathode) and carbon material in its negative electrode (anode). |
A listing of Industrial Battery manufacturers. The types of products or Batteries the manufacturer produces are listed under the company name, in alphabetic order. Additional component manufacturers may be found by selecting the Components icon below, or Equipment manufacturers may be found by selecting the Equipment icon.
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