Cold weather kills batteries – and slashes storage capacity.

What will you do when a battery failure in your forklift or other material handling equipment brings your operations to a grinding halt?

Nothing feels better on a hot day than a cool, refreshing drink of water – and almost nothing’s better for your body.

When your batteries are in an isolated location, reliable power and near-zero maintenance are a necessity, not a luxury.

Battery downtime kills profits, KPIs, and careers. But fortunately, you can avoid downtime – and boost battery life and performance – with the proper maintenance strategy. Even batteries advertised as "maintenance-free" still require periodic inspection – especially in extreme temperatures.

Whether you’re managing a warehouse or shift operations, reliable batteries are critical for material-handling equipment like forklifts, lift trucks, and scissor lifts.

Buying a deep-cycle battery for your equipment is an investment. And just like any product you buy for your business, you want to protect your investment. Regular maintenance is necessary to get the maximum life out of your battery! You must proactively detect and resolve battery problems quickly, efficiently, and cheaply. In this article, we will review how to troubleshoot your deep-cycle ...

Nobody wants to start the spring boating season with a dead battery. It’s time-consuming and expensive – and let’s face it, you’d rather spend that time on the water. One of the best things you can do for your battery is to ensure it is properly stored during the coldest months of the year. Correct battery winter storage can be the difference come springtime!

Nothing feels better on a hot day than a cool, refreshing drink of water — and almost nothing’s better for your body.

The days of three batteries per truck and old chargers are fading fast.