• • • BATTERIES & CHARGERS • • •
More than just a battery supplier t DMS
ourselves on being able to complete projects based on your unique
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specifications. We recognise that today’s engineers require more than just a battery supplier. Organisations require a battery partner to fully understand their requirements and provide appropriate solutions. As an independent provider we will evaluate your requirement and look to balance quality, performance, and cost to provide you with the best solution for your needs.
We started 30 years ago as a battery pack manufacturer and remain a leading UK pack builder, still manufacturing large numbers of our original “Cyclon” battery packs.
Gradually adding more and more technologies and suppliers. Using lithium, alkaline and NiMH cells, we design and build packs for bespoke applications ranging from Oil & Gas to Emergency Lighting, offering a basic shrink wrap solution to a fully moulded plastic casing. As a Yuasa, Enersys and Tadiran distributor we offer batteries for several different industrial applications, including, but not limited to: Emergency lighting; Fire and Security; UPS; and Telecom.
Our team will work with you from conception through to design, build and release keeping you in touch at every stage of development. Do you have projects in 2021 and beyond? Come and talk to the professionals. Call us on +44(0)1794 525400 or email us on
sales@dmstech.co.uk.
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