Epsilor Launches Revolutionary 6T Military Battery Boasting Unmatched Energy Capacity

Epsilor's New COMBATT 6T Battery for Military Applications



Epsilor Electric Fuel Ltd., a globally recognized name in the development and manufacturing of intelligent lithium-ion batteries and chargers, has completed the creation of its next-generation COMBATT 6T battery tailored for military vehicles. This groundbreaking battery comes with an impressive capacity of 4,400 Wh/174 Ah, marking it as the highest energy capacity on the market today.

Industry-Leading Energy Density



What sets the COMBATT 6T battery apart is its remarkable energy density. It has six times the energy density compared to traditional lead-acid batteries of a similar 6T form factor and offers 50% more energy than other lithium 6T batteries currently available. This advancement not only enhances the performance of military vehicles but also provides a robust solution for various applications within defense systems.

Unveiling at DSEI UK 2025



The new COMBATT ELI-52526-GM battery will be showcased at the DSEI UK 2025 exhibition, scheduled from September 9 to 12. Visitors can find Epsilor at Stand N11-104 during this significant event, where the company will demonstrate the capabilities and advantages of its innovative battery technology.

Purpose-Built for Extreme Conditions



Designed for use in defense vehicles, deployable weapon systems, and marine applications, the COMBATT 6T battery is engineered to withstand extreme conditions. Weighing in at just 27 kg, it provides military users with high energy output without sacrificing portability. Over the past year, this battery model underwent rigorous testing as part of the company's certification campaign aimed at achieving compliance with MIL-PRF-32565C. These tests, conducted in U.S. laboratories, evaluated the battery's performance under various scenarios, including projectile penetration resistance, exposure to temperatures as high as 500 °C, and functionality across varying thermal conditions.

Addressing Safety Concerns



Safety has always been a significant concern regarding lithium batteries. Ronen Badichi, President and CEO of Epsilor, stated, “With our new COMBATT battery, we have overcome the safety issues commonly associated with lithium batteries, which pose a considerable challenge. By employing a unique energy-absorbing design, we deliver the highest energy capacity in the 6T category while meeting the stringent safety requirements of U.S. Army standards.”

Diverse COMBATT Product Line



Epsilor offers a range of 6T lithium batteries that adhere to NATO standards, optimized for various defense systems. These include:
  • - COMBATT ELI-52526-DM/GM Li-Ion batteries featuring capacities ranging from 3.6kWh to 4.4kWh (144Ah-174Ah), compliant with MIL-PRF-32565C (Type 2).
  • - COMBATT ELP-02426-M LFP batteries known for enhanced safety and an energy density of 2,560Wh/100Ah, adhering to MIL-PRF-32565C (Type 1).
  • - COMBATT ELI-52526-C Li-Ion batteries offering an energy density of 4.2kWh (166Ah) in a cost-effective package, ideal for applications in robotics, tactical energy storage, and micro-grid solutions.

About Epsilor



Epsilor Electric Fuel Ltd. stands as a leader in the development of smart battery systems, chargers, and mobile energy management solutions across various sectors, including defense, aerospace, medical, transportation, industrial, and maritime. Based in Israel, Epsilor is part of the Arotech Corporation, headquartered in Michigan, USA. For more information on Epsilor's offerings, visit Epsilor's website or connect with them on LinkedIn.

Contact Details


For all inquiries, please reach out to:
Felix Frisch
Director of Business Development
Epsilor Electric Fuel Ltd.
Email: [Email protected]
Phone: +972-52-8811043
Epsilor

In summary, Epsilor's innovative COMBATT 6T battery not only pushes the limits of energy capacity in military applications but also addresses safety concerns head-on, making it a formidable addition to the defense industry.

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