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Optima Batteries AB11 July 2002

New battery combines deep discharge cycle with high cranking amperage

Optima Yellowtop 5.5 L is reported to be the first large lead/acid battery on the market to combine deep cycling with high cranking amperage. It builds on the manufacturer's spiral-cell technology and is suitable for forestry, building and construction equipment and for distribution vehicles and oth

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Optima Batteries AB18 March 1999

Multipurpose 12 volt battery charger

Optima Batteries has decided to enter the battery charger market. It has launched the first in a series of products with three other chargers to follow by the middle of 1999.

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Optima Batteries AB5 August 1998

Battery faces up to tough conditions

A new starter battery has been introduced to meet the needs of professional users who require a robust starting battery. Developed by Optima Batteries AB, the Grey Top has been introduced to suit the needs of users of small to mid-sizetractors and compactors.

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Optima Batteries AB23 April 1998

Performance Battery for the European Car Market

Battery manufacturer, Gylling Optima Batteries AB, is launching a new range of high-performance batteries. The OrangeTop battery is a long-life, robust and maintenance free battery specifically designed for the European automotive market.

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Optima Batteries AB9 March 1998

Performance Battery for the European Car Market

Batteritillverkaren Gylling Optima Batteries AB presenterar en ny serie kraftfulla batterier. OrangeTop är ett robust, underhållsfritt batteri med lång livslängd. Det är specialkonstruerat för europeiska bilar. I Sverige lanseras batteriet av Gycom Batteriteknik AB.

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Optima Batteries AB23 June 1997

Worlds toughest sail race means baptism by fire for new battery

The Whitbread Round the World Race is the world’s toughest ocean sailing race. Safety requirements are strict, not least when it comes to the all-important electric power supply. The batteries mustn’t weigh more than 280 kilos and must have a high capacity.Short charging time, versatile mounting, hi

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