Batteries

If you rent forklift batteries, you probably prefer to handle maintenance yourself. Reliable forklift batteries keep customers coming back — and regular service is essential for battery health. Besides, those batteries aren’t just sources of motive power. They’re also core business assets. Protecting them is also protecting your bottom line.

Electric forklifts are useless without reliable batteries. Find out how battery monitoring solutions help to maintain overall fleet health.

Under-watering forklift batteries can lead to permanent damage. The same is true of over-watering. Here's how to strike a balance as safely as possible.

How do OSHA lockout tagout standards affect maintenance, work, and safety in the forklift battery room? Find out in this in-depth article from BHS, Inc.

You may have heard that electric forklift fleets can save up to 80 percent of fuel costs compared with IC trucks. We dig into the numbers to verify this claim.

Food production facilities require the cleanest material handling equipment possible. Find out how to keep forklift batteries tidy and efficient here.

Many retailers are concerned that their inventory levels are too high, or too low. Find out how material handling can help expand that window.

Watering forklift batteries in fast charge applications is a bit more challenging than in a traditional battery room, but we've got solutions.

Electric forklifts power the cold chain, but not without a lot of stress on the batteries. Learn more about battery management in cold storage applications.

Here's a comparison of the leading types of industrial battery, including lithium-ion, lead-acid, and hydrogen fuel cells. Find out which is safest.