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AGM and Gel batteries are built up in a maintenance-free, closed case
with a pressure relief valve.
In closed cases, the hydrogen generated by the battery is recombined and a refill
of distilled water as in Wet batteries is not required.
With AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries, the electrolyte is completely bound
in glass fiber fleece.
In Gel batteries, the electrolyte is brought into a gel-like,
immobile state by adding silica.
Both versions are in a tightly closed case and leakproof.
In general, gel batteries have a longer runtime, AGM batteries are less sensitive
to temperature fluctuations.
The price of gel batteries is slightly higher.
Lithium Ion batteries are characterized by a high cycle stability.
Due to mechanical resilience and chemical reactions, these are subject
to certain transport regulations.
In terms of price, lithium ion batteries are significant higher than AGM or gel batteries.
In general, in contrast to starter batteries, the fleece and smaller surfaces
reduce the sulfation of the lead plates.
The internal resistance is higher and designed for a permanent discharge fluctuation. Starter batteries for high currents in a short time.
Car batteries in various sizes for most models available on the market as well
as any version according to customer requirements.
For common use, a distinction is generally made between 2 types of starter batteries.
Permanently closed, maintenance-free systems in AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat)
construction with a pressure relief valve.
In this form, the electrolyte is completely bound in a glass fiber fleece and the
hydrogen generated by the battery is recombined, which makes a refill of
distilled water as in Wet batteries unnecessary.
The advantages are an increased service life ex works, maintenance-freeness, leakproofness and mounting in any direction.
The optimal batteries for vehicles with automatic start-stop and brake energy
recovery as well as for a generally increased energy requirement and
increased number of electrical consumers in the vehicle.
Conventional Wet Cell Batteries are not tightly closed and allow the batteries
to be self-serviced by adding distilled water to the battery body.
Generally designed for vehicles without automatic start-stop and
a moderate number of electrical consumers.
Motorcycle batteries
Motorcycle batteries in a variety of models and sizes for most common models
as well as any version according to customer requirements.
We generally distinguish our 5 series in different versions.
Dry Charged batteries are maintenance-free, charged, washed, dried and
sealed before dispatch.
The shipment is without electrolyte and can therefore be stored
for up to 18 months without any quality loss.
The electrolyte is added and charged before the first use.
Due to the long shelf life before first use, it is the most common one.
AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) in a closed, maintenance-free battery pack.
In this form, the electrolyte is completely bound in a glass fiber fleece and
the hydrogen generated by the battery is recombined, which
makes a refill of distilled water as in Wet batteries unnecessary.
The advantages are an increased service life ex works, maintenance-freeness, leakproofness and mounting in any direction.
In Gel batteries, the electrolyte is brought into a gel-like,
immobile state by adding silica.
In general, gel batteries have a longer runtime, AGM batteries
are less sensitive to temperature fluctuations.
Conventional wet cell batteries are not tightly closed and allow the batteries
to be self-serviced by adding distilled water to the battery body.