Commercial Heavy Duty Mining Batteries

Power to perform. Longer, better.

Renowned in all areas of heavy industry, the range of high-strength Delkor batteries are manufactured with tough internal components and materials to provide long-lasting, superior power for all large-scale mining equipment.

With greater durability and less down time, you can rely on a lower total cost of ownership and greater savings for your mining operation in the long run.


DelkorCommercial HD is the ideal battery solution for the range of commercial vehicles found on your mining site, including:

  • Personal transport vehicles
  • Haulage vehicles
  • LHD Loaders
  • Mining scalers
  • Underground graders
  • Roadheader vehicles
  • Mobile rock breakers
  • Mining utility vehicles


Delkor Commercial Heavy Duty Benefits

  • Convenient maintenance-free battery: there is no need to top up internal battery fluids or provide other battery maintenance, reducing vehicle downtime.
  • Increased durability with high-strength polypropylene case to prevent damage in remote, hot and dusty conditions.
  • Enhanced safety with heat-sealed covers and built-in spark arrestor to prevent accidents or electrical failure.
  • Designed for highest vibration resistance to minimise the impact on the battery components that can cause electrical failure.
  • In addition, anchor-bonding provides increased resistance to vibration.
  • Contains more active materials than standard flooded batteries for better electrical flow.
  • Features enhanced grid design for greater durability to resist corrosion and provide consistent power, even under extreme conditions.
  • Heavy Duty (HD) Batteries are specifically designed and engineered for mining and heavy-duty applications.


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Australia
PO Box 431, Gisborne
Victoria 3437, Australia
Tel: +61 457 022 112
Email: Guy.Locke@clarios.com

Australia
PO Box 431, Gisborne
Victoria 3437, Australia
Tel: +61 457 022 112
Email: Guy.Locke@clarios.com

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