Stryten Energy Offers High-Grade Battery and Charger Products to KION's North American Dealerships
Stryten Energy, a leading provider of advanced lead batteries and chargers, has partnered with KION North America to deliver premium power solutions to its dealer network. This collaboration involves around 200 sales and service locations across the U.S., enhancing operational efficiency and productivity in material handling applications.
Under the terms of the agreement, Stryten Energy will provide a full line of advanced lead batteries and chargers, designed specifically to support KION's top-of-the-line industrial trucks. The partnership aims to deliver reliable, efficient power solutions to warehouse and material handling operations, ensuring equipment runs optimally.
Stryten Energy's batteries, manufactured in the U.S. and supported by a domestic supply chain, align with broader energy storage goals and sustainability initiatives. The company offers a range of motive power solutions, including tubular and flat plate lead batteries, application management, and advanced chargers.
KION North America deals in electric forklift and warehouse trucks, making this partnership a strategic move to cater to the evolving needs of customers in the material handling industry. The news can be found in the latest Batteries News section. For more information, visit the Stryten Energy website.
[1] Stryten Energy website [2] KION North America website [5] Batteries News section
- This strategic partnership between Stryten Energy and KION North America, bothEntities in the technology and business sectors, is expected to bring advanced power solutions to the material handling industry's finance and operation landscape, improving efficiency and productivity.
- The collaboration between Stryten Energy, a provider of advanced lead batteries and chargers, and KION North America, a leader in electric forklift and warehouse trucks, signifies a significant step towards delivering reliable, efficient power solutions that cater to the evolving technology-driven needs of the material handling and the finance industry.
