Battery application
VRLA, UPS, motorcycle, automotive, energy storage or another lead-acid battery application.

Sample and Specification Review
Share the battery application and the separator information you already have. Viking AGM can help review the suitable roll or sheet direction before sample or quotation discussion.
Information Checklist
You do not need to finalize every parameter before contacting us. Send the available information first, and clearly mark any points that are still under review.
VRLA, UPS, motorcycle, automotive, energy storage or another lead-acid battery application.
Roll material, pre-cut sheets or a request to compare both formats.
Target thickness, roll width, sheet height and width, or an existing drawing.
Target values, customer standards, test items or an existing separator sample if available.
Sample quantity, trial or production planning, roll core, labels and packing expectations.
What Happens Next
We review the battery application, product form and available specification information.
The team follows up on dimensions, reference samples, test items or packing details that need clarification.
Both sides discuss a suitable sample, technical review or quotation path based on the confirmed direction.
Manufacturing Evidence

AGM separator production and roll handling support specification and batch-supply discussion.

Inspection requirements can be confirmed around the customer application and agreed test items.

Roll, sheet, label and pallet requirements can be reviewed before sample or order arrangement.
Buyer Reference
A concise bilingual reference covering product forms, application discussion, quality checks, packing and the information needed for specification matching.
FAQ
Yes. Start with the battery application, roll or sheet preference and any known dimensions. The remaining specification points can be reviewed during follow-up.
Battery application, target thickness, roll width or sheet size, product form, available drawings or reference samples and expected test items are useful.
Yes. Roll cores, sheet packing, labels and other packing requirements can be discussed together with the product specification.
No. It starts a technical and commercial discussion so both sides can confirm the application, specification direction and suitable next step.
Start the Discussion
Name and contact information are enough to start. Application, product form and dimensions help us prepare a more useful follow-up.