SUNLIGHT

History: It was established in 1977, as a Zinc - Carbon battery production unit and acquired by GERMANOS in 1991. Since then, following an intensive development plan, it has been tranformed to one of the most advanced factories in Europe.

Present status: it covers an area of more than 30.000 of in a field of total area 80,000m" it employs more than 170 specialized engineers, technicians and Vv'orkers and it has currently installed the following production and/or assembly lines:

Primary Batteries

• Zinc - Chloride

• Alkaline Manganese

• Lithium Sulfur Dioxide

• Silver Zinc(Defence applications)

Secondary Batteries

• Lead Acid

• Nickel - Cadmium

• Nickel - Metal Hydride (Ni MH)

• Silver Zinc

Quality Assurance:

SUNLIGHT factory has established and maintains a Quality Assurance System according to ISO 9001/AQAP 110 that has been certified by TUV CERT. The Quality Control Department ensures the highest quality and the outmost performance of the final product, while the R&D Dept focuses its activities on the development of new products and improvement of the existing manufacturing procedures.

Environmental Control:

SUNLIGHT Factory has established and maintains an Environmental Poilution Prevention System according to EN 14001 that has been certified by TUV CERT. Special engineering and expensive machinery ensure absolutely clean working conditions as well as protection of the natural environment.

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