Take a deep dive into the factory process of making lead acid battery plates in this amazing video. From the careful selection of raw materials to the intricate manufacturing techniques ...

A valve-regulated lead-acid battery (VRLA) will cost a bit more but offers the convenience of maintenance-free operation, meaning there's no need to add water to the case over the battery's lifespan.

Tesla replaced the lead-acid low-voltage battery in its vehicles with a Li-ion counterpart in 2021. However, these batteries used NMC chemistry, thus having a higher voltage of 16 volts.

There are telltale signs that your car's lead acid battery might need water replenishment. Maintenance-free or valve-regulated lead-acid batteries (VRLA) are the types that don't need watering ...

A great many cases are blamed on informal battery recycling factories that have proliferated around the country in response to rising demand. Children exposed to dangerous levels of lead risk ...

By Battery Type: In 2023, the Starting, Lighting, and Ignition (SLI) segment dominated the Automotive Lead-Acid Battery Market, holding a market share of over 38%. SLI batteries play a critical ...

Qatar-based JMJ Group Holding has announced the official inauguration of Nafees Batteries, a large-scale lead-acid battery recycling facility, in the country's Mesaieed region, thus setting a new ...

A car’s battery powers everything from starting the ignition to running electronics. But over time, the battery can lose its charge and experience a dip in performance. A typical sealed lead-acid (SLA ...

In what might seem like a headscratcher, China is now urging its citizens to trade in their lithium-ion battery-based electric bikes for newer models with sealed lead-acid batteries (SLAs).

Amara Raja Energy and Mobility Ltd. (ARE&M) started commercial operations at its lead-acid battery recycling plant in Cheyyar, Tamil Nadu in November 2024. The plant is designed to meet 25-30% of ...

Nearly every vehicle you see on the road today uses a lead-acid battery to start the car and run basic electronics when the engine is off. So there has to be a better way, right? Not exactly.