Flooded lead (FLA) and absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries are the most popular storage batteries and best fit for hundreds of popular battery applications. But what are FLA and AGM batteries? And what are the differences between them? Let's take a closer look and find out.
Many battery safety articles cover the basics of maintenance. But we’re betting you’re ready for our favorite uncommon tips.
What will you do when a battery failure in your forklift or other material handling equipment brings your operations to a grinding halt?
“There’s lots of power in Crown AGM batteries. And with my new BOS12v3 battery optimizer and charge leveler, they charge twice as fast.” - Michael Simonton, Simonton’s Lake Erie Bass Fishing
When your batteries are in an isolated location, reliable power and near-zero maintenance are a necessity, not a luxury.
Whether you’re managing a warehouse or shift operations, reliable batteries are critical for material-handling equipment like forklifts, lift trucks, and scissor lifts.
Whether you’re fishing or exploring open waters, you want to spend less time on maintenance and more time afloat.
Whether your home batteries are in a wall-mounted unit or a straightforward and safe battery box, they serve the same purposes.
AGM batteries are a type of rechargeable battery that can be used for electric vehicles, boats, ATVs, motorcycles, and they’re often used in off-grid power systems.
AGM batteries were invented for the aerospace industry – and they’ve reached new technological heights since then.
