TAFE-
Components of power supply, Rs. 7,500-
Crore Amalgamations Group signed a cooperation agreement with B. B. Batter Co.
Lead-acid production value adjustment in China (VRLA)
Batteries from the nearby Maraimalai Nagar factory. B. B.
Battery, the leading manufacturer of VRLA batteries, was founded in 1992 by its $10 billion Taiwan parent company.
According to a press release, global consumer trust in brands best represents the reliability of all its applications.
Maintenance of VRLA battery seal-free.
They can be safely used for a wide range of applications, basically as the back of the DC power supply
Up, such as inverter, UPS (
Uninterrupted power system)
All communication systems, security systems, solar systems and medical equipment. Ms.
Jayshree Venkatraman, director of TAFE and vice chairman of AMCO Batteries, said in a press release that cooperation negotiations had started several years ago.
Initially, it decided to sell the best battery with the brand AMCO-BEST.
Subsequently, it was decided to import plates and parts and assemble batteries locally.
"Now, we are in the third stage," the press release quoted her as saying . ".
Phase 3 will exclusively produce VRLA batteries in cooperation with technology.
"This collaboration will include technology transfer to produce a range of VRLA batteries and to co-brand AMCO-
This is the best in India and abroad . "
TAFE power supply is already producing VRLA 2-
Wheeler batteries serving OEMs (
Original Equipment Manufacturer).
Since the last 20 years, tps's VRLA exclusive factory will diversify from its established manufacturing of submerged lead-acid batteries for automotive, fixed and inverter applications with a turnover of close to Rs. 500 crore.
TAFE Power Source has provided services to a wide range of customers including all major automotive OEMs such as US Power conversion, Emerson network, Delta Energy and Siemens, financial institutions and multinational companies, give a few examples.
"This collaboration will double the turnover of TPS over the next few years, investing in Rs.
2-100 croreto-
Three years . "
Jayshree Venkatraman said.