Our Solutions

Philadelphia Scientific empowers smarter energy use with innovative solutions in industrial battery data management, maintenance, and catalyst technology. Guided by engineering excellence and a commitment to quality, we are a trusted partner in powering progress across the industry.

About Us

Since 1983, Philadelphia Scientific has brought advanced technology solutions to the industrial battery industry. We specialize in the research, design, development and manufacturing of products for motive power, standby and automotive batteries in addition to tools that maximize battery performance. Serving a global marketplace from multiple locations around the globe and we are the holders of an extensive patent inventory that reflects the creative and inventive spirit of our team.

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Years of Innovation & Success

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Global Headquarters

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Worldwide Distributors

Latest News

A collection of health and safety equipment. JUNE 9 / Industry Insights

Workplace Safety Awareness Month: Building a Culture That Prevents Harm

When safety becomes second nature, organizations, across every type of industry not only protect their workforce but also improve operational efficiency and reputation.

Warehouse manager reviewing fleet performance data from fleet insights OCTOBER 2 / Industry Insights

2026: Why Data Will Define the Future of Material Handling

By 2026, connectivity will be standard in every forklift, battery, and charger. Predictive analytics will replace traditional maintenance, helping companies prevent downtime before it happens.

Battery Boneyard MARCH 25

The Hidden Costs of Unused Forklift Batteries—and How to Solve Them

Forklift batteries are critical assets in warehouse operations, yet they frequently go unused due to factors such as overlooked maintenance, damaged battery or charger components, and inefficient management practices. These neglected batteries often accumulate in what's commonly referred to as a 'battery boneyard.' This scenario isn't merely a visual nuisance; it represents significant tied-up capital and continuous maintenance expenses.