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Accumulators and batteries manufacturer

Manufacturers of accumulators and batteries develop and produce energy storage systems for devices, industry, vehicles, and stationary applications, making them key sectors for electrification. This segment is characterized by strong growth in demand, but also by intense competition, raw material dependencies, and regulatory complexity. In Germany, according to the ZVEI (German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association), the battery industry represents a market volume of around €20 billion and employs more than 12,000 people; at the same time, issues such as the circular economy, traceability, carbon footprint, and digital product data are gaining significant importance. Companies in this sector must combine scalability, compliance, security of supply, and innovation. This ensures that the segment remains central to e-mobility, energy storage, and a resilient industrial transformation.

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ALJ 200-5DA
ALJ 200-5DA

Small button batteries, which are used for very low power requirements and are installed in devices such as calculators, wristwatches, etc., have a cathode containing the storage material "Prussian White." To determine how much "Prussian White" has been used in such a button battery, it is weighed. An analytical balance qualified for such small weights is used.

IFC 30K-3
IFC 30K-3

In the shipping department, picked goods such as batteries, chargers, spare parts, or cables are packed and weighed before being handed over to the parcel service provider. Accurately determining the package weight speeds up the shipping process, avoids additional postage, and reduces unnecessary costs.

440-43N
440-43N

Manufacturers and distributors of packaging must accurately record the number of their packaging units to comply with legal reporting obligations. Weighing small and light packages allows for a quick and reliable determination of the quantity, thus avoiding warnings, fines, and unnecessary administrative work.

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