Battery Basics!!

    Lead-acid batteries, invented in 1859 by Gaston Plante, are the oldest type of rechargeable battery. Sulfation is one of the problems that kill batteries. Lead sulftate is created when a battery is discharged. Then, when charged, in theory, the lead sulfate changes back to its component materials; lead, lead dioxide, and sulfuric acid. However as batteries age, hard lead-sulfates form into crystals on the surface of the electrolode plates. Heat build-up from sulfation and corrosion destroys the battery's grid. It is the grid that holds the material that produces the chemical reaction that stores and releases electricity. So getting rid of sulfation is the key. As a matter of fact, early batteries were built in a wooden box and allowed folks to remove plates to clean. Things have not changed except you can't easily remove the plates. That's what led us to find a way to de-sulfate and lower resistance of the electrolyte.

Battery Rejuvenation ServicesOpportunities!!

    Yes, it is possible to regenerate old discarded lead acid batteries including AGM, Gel and VRLA. BRS Battery Ltd. has been offering such service for over 8 years to public and industrial customers. We have the newest advanced equipment on the market today and experience to be able to offer such service. No other company will be able to challenge us on this service. Our success is based on years of testing and tracking our batteries out on the field. Now due to increased costs of replacing with new batteries BRS Battery Ltd. has seen a tremendous growth for this service. The cost of regeneration is only 30% of new. Since our service is so much in need we are now offering business opportunities across Canada. Not only do we rejuvenate batteries but offer new as well. We have a broad range of products ranging from hearing aids to locomotive batteries. We have developed a business concept to duplicate this success. If this is of interest to you please contact us for further details. 

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