Built-in lithium battery pack supplier

Who makes lithium ion batteries?

* CATL is the TOP1 lithium battery cell manufacturer in the world. * GOTION is the lithium battery cell supplier of Volkswagen. * EVE and FARASIS are the lithium battery cell supplier of Daimler. * Ganfeng is the lithium supplier of Tesla. You need more than just a single lithium ion battery pack.

Who makes lithium-ion battery packs?

Both provide battery pack assembly and testing. Our battery pack manufacturing centers in Xiamen and Shenzen provide additional services and the production of lithium-ion battery packs and cells. With over 50 years of combined experience in lithium-ion battery technology, no project is too big for us to handle.

Why do we supply bulk lithium-ion batteries?

Our strong network of partners enables us to supply bulk lithium-ion batteries with an internal emphasis on quality control and customer support. As a dependable lithium-ion battery supplier and battery pack manufacturer, we can deliver reliable energy storage solutions for any application.

Can Lithium Werks make a custom battery pack?

Lithium Werks’ patented Nanophosphate® battery technology (designed by MIT and A123) can be used in your custom modules. We can design and manufacture custom battery packs using lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells for your power or energy application. Robust cylindrical, prismatic, or pouch cells can be produced for your pack.

Is a custom battery pack better than a lithium-ion battery pack?

In some instances, a custom NiMH battery pack or custom alkaline battery pack may perform better than a lithium-ion battery pack, while keeping your costs lower. When involving our team of engineers early on in the design process, we can help assist you in choosing the proper custom battery solutions for your needs.

What industries do you supply lithium-ion battery packs?

Our core competency is in the large-scale manufacturing of small to medium format lithium-ion battery packs. Some industries we supply include home energy storage, electric vehicles, medicine, military, computing, power tools, robotics, sensors, and more.