Sealed Lead Acid Batteries (SLA) typically have a long life and will perform well until the end of that life if cared for properly. Given that a battery is a significant purchase, a battery that performs at the top of it’s game for as long as possible will save you money and improve your ROI. Part of taking care of your battery means following the best charging procedures. Following these proper charging procedures can help guarantee that your (SLA) battery will last as long as they are meant to.

    Let’s face it; a battery is one of the more (if not most) costly components in any material handling piece of equipment. Consider that a battery for a forklift can be 25-30% of the purchase price. With that level of investment, it is imperative to take proactive steps to extend the life of your batteries.

    Company expansions often mean multiple locations and divisions with varied supply needs for each. Add a business acquisition to the equation, and now you have multiple purchasing departments that may or may not be working in tandem. For any organization, large or small, duplication of efforts or roles means added expense. How can your company avoid this?