A LiFePO4 factory built for export markets

EcoDyny was set up to solve a specific problem: buyers in emerging markets needed LiFePO4 battery systems that were priced for their market but did not fall apart in the first year of real operating conditions. Heat, dust, unstable grid supply, unpaved roads and long replacement lead times are the normal case for most of our customers, not the exception.

We are a manufacturing and export business, not a trading company. Cells are procured and graded in-house, packs are welded, assembled, aged and tested on our own lines, and the same engineering team that signs off a sample also owns the production specification. That single point of accountability is what lets us quote a cycle life and stand behind it.

Our product range covers battery-swapping packs, e-mobility packs, residential and commercial energy storage, parking and start batteries, and LiFePO4 cells and custom packs for OEM customers. Every line shares the same BMS platform, the same test protocol and the same documentation set, which means a customer who starts with one swap pack can add storage or OEM packs without qualifying a new supplier.

Before a design is released we run it through the failure modes our customers actually see: overcharge and forced discharge, external short circuit, nail penetration, crush, vibration, thermal shock and high-temperature storage. Cell and pack level cycle testing runs to 1,000 cycles minimum, with capacity retention and internal-resistance drift recorded.

Finished goods are inspected on an AQL basis before packing, and UN38.3-compliant packaging is used for every air shipment. Test reports travel with the goods, not after them.