THIS IS THE PROCESS OF MAKING BATTERIES AND CAR ACCUS THAT YOU USE IN YOUR VEHICLES
THIS IS THE PROCESS OF MAKING BATTERIES AND CAR ACCUS THAT YOU USE IN YOUR VEHICLES
Hello Production Engineering friends.
Batteries play a crucial role in motor vehicles and conventional cars that use fuel. Their main function is to provide electric current to start the engine, which allows the starter system to work. Without a good battery, the engine will not be able to start, and various electrical components such as lights, horns, and other electronic systems will not work either. In addition, batteries also help balance the distribution of energy in the vehicle, especially when the electrical load increases.
In recent decades, the development of battery technology for motor vehicles and cars has progressed rapidly. Vehicle batteries, which were initially dominated by the wet type (accu), have now developed into more modern types such as AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries and gel batteries, which are known to be more durable and require minimal maintenance. This technology provides a more efficient and environmentally friendly solution, reduces the need for electrolyte water refills, and extends battery life. However, wet battery batteries remain one of the main choices in the conventional vehicle market.
Although AGM and gel batteries are increasingly popular, wet batteries are still one of the most widely used choices for several reasons. First, the price is relatively more affordable compared to more modern batteries. Second, wet battery technology has proven to be reliable in various vehicle conditions, especially in tropical climates like Indonesia. In addition, ease of maintenance, where users can refill electrolyte fluids if needed, makes it more popular with most vehicle owners. Its flexibility and abundant availability on the market also make it still relevant today. In this video, production engineering will invite you to see the stages of the wet battery manufacturing process for vehicles in a modern factory.