This page is the cells desk of the XD range — prismatic LiFePO4 cells sold as components to pack assemblers, system integrators and manufacturers who build their own battery packs. The documented anchor is the EVE 3.2V 105Ah prismatic cell, listed in the company’s low-speed vehicle and cell ranges; the cells series is documented with a 100-piece minimum order, reflecting the component trade’s reality that cells are bought by the build batch, not by the handful.
Buying cells well is a specification exercise. The cell is the atom of every pack: its capacity at your discharge rate, its internal resistance spread across the batch, and its cycle behaviour under your duty decide the pack’s real performance far more than the enclosure or the badge. Professional cell procurement therefore runs on datasheets and batch consistency — matched capacities within a build and documented test data are requirements to state in the inquiry, alongside the pack production this factory runs itself (it builds packs up to complete 51.2V storage systems).
| Documented cell | EVE 3.2V 105Ah prismatic cell |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) |
| Format | Prismatic |
| MOQ | 100 pieces (cells series) |
| Buyers | Pack assemblers, storage integrators, vehicle battery builders |
What to specify when ordering cells
- Target pack: voltage, capacity, and the cell count arithmetic behind it
- Discharge profile: continuous and peak C-rates of your application
- Matching requirements: capacity/IR grading expectations per batch
- Volume rhythm: one batch, or a programme with scheduled draws
- Whether you also need the pack built — the same manufacturer assembles, if the programme fits better as finished packs
A note on scope, stated plainly: this site’s lithium coverage is the cells desk and the storage systems — the component and system ends of the trade. Finished lithium packs for vehicles and RVs live in the company’s wider catalogue and are quoted on inquiry; they are not this page’s subject, by design.
Can I buy fewer than 100 cells for prototyping?
The documented MOQ for the cells series is 100 pieces. For prototype quantities, ask — engineering samples are a separate conversation from production MOQ, and the answer depends on current stock.
Do you grade and match cells within a batch?
Batch consistency is the core of cell supply; state your matching requirements in the inquiry and they will be addressed in the specification response.
Can you assemble our pack instead?
Yes — pack assembly is the factory’s core trade (the storage line is its own product). Many cell inquiries end as pack programmes; either route starts with the same form.
Grading, documentation and the pack decision
Cell supply at production scale is a documentation business as much as a materials one: batch test data, grading consistency within a build, and traceability from cell batch to finished pack are what a buyer should specify when separating a cell programme from a cell purchase. State in your inquiry whether your line needs cells sorted to a tightened capacity window — declared up front, that requirement is addressed in the specification and quotation rather than discovered at your incoming inspection. And if your volumes are approaching the point where assembly, BMS integration and testing overhead rival the cell cost, ask for the same pack quoted as a finished build: this manufacturer assembles packs as well as supplying cells as components, and the crossover is a number we can put on one page for you.