Import Battery — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Deli Battery ICR18650 is a cylindrical lithium-ion cell with a nominal voltage of 3.7V and a nominal capacity of 2600mAh, delivering reliable power for portable electronics and energy storage systems. At 46g, it balances energy density with lightweight design, while its internal impedance remains below 60mΩ to support efficient discharge. The battery integrates safety features to mitigate overcharging and thermal risks, making it suitable for high-drain applications.

Constructed with a lithium cobalt oxide cathode, the ICR18650 offers a typical energy density of 250-280Wh/kg, a standard for 18650-format cells in consumer and industrial use. Its 18mm diameter and 65mm length adhere to the standard 18650 form factor, ensuring compatibility with existing device housings and battery packs. The cell typically operates across a temperature range of 0°C to 60°C, with a standard cycle life of 300-500 charges at 100 percent depth of discharge.

This battery is widely adopted in power tools, e-bikes, and backup power systems where compact, high-capacity solutions are required. Buyers sourcing from Deli Battery in Shenzhen can confirm trade terms such as MOQ, packaging, and Incoterms directly with the supplier. The cell’s design also supports series or parallel configurations for higher voltage or capacity applications, catering to OEMs and system integrators.

Deli Battery operates from Junfen Industrial Park in Shenzhen’s Baoan District, a hub for electronics manufacturing in Guangdong Province. The supplier is classified under the imported tier, indicating it sources or distributes components for international markets, with a verified address at Yonghe Road, Fuyon Town.

The company’s profile does not specify certifications, production capacity, or response metrics, so buyers should confirm compliance with CE, UL, or UN38.3 standards directly. As a China-based supplier, Deli Battery aligns with regional logistics for FOB or CIF shipments, but exact lead times and trade terms require direct negotiation.