Primary Battery - Hollingsworth ＆ Vose

The main difference between primary and secondary cell batteries is their ability to be recharged. Primary cell batteries can only be discharged once, while secondary cell batteries can be discharged, recharged, and reused multiple times. Secondary battery cells perform reversible chemical reactions that allow them to be reused when charged with an external power source. Some of the most common types of secondary battery cells include:

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• AGM batteries
• Gel lead batteries
• Flooded lead batteries 

Primary vs. Secondary Battery Capacity

Secondary batteries usually have greater energy density than primary batteries. This allows them to store more energy per unit of volume or weight and facilitates extended operating times for the devices in which they’re installed.

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H&V’s alkaline separators are designed with synthetic and organic fibers, which provide excellent absorption, wicking, stability in potassium hydroxide (KOH), and uniform pore structure. Our alkaline separators enable both low and high rate discharge for a range of consumer electronic devices.

H&V’s lithium thionyl chloride separator is durable for high-speed processing, preventing tears and cell shorting. The separator is designed with high-purity microfiber glass and low leachates. Our lithium thionyl separators enable both low and high rate discharge.

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