Recently, Nami Technology delivered the first sodium-ion power system for electric forklifts to a listed company. This marks an important achievement of the enterprise in its deep cultivation of power batteries for electric forklifts, demonstrating its strong technical strength and innovative capabilities.


his product is equipped with SP71173 sodium-ion prismatic cells, with an energy density of ≥135Wh/kg. Adopting the technical route of layered oxide + hard carbon system, it possesses advantages such as high safety, high energy efficiency, wide temperature range, low energy consumption, and high rate performance. The power system has a capacity of 230Ah and a maximum instantaneous discharge current of 1200A. Compared with lithium batteries, it has significant advantages in low-temperature performance, remaining stable in extremely cold environments of -40°C with a capacity retention rate of over 95%.
With the in-depth promotion of the national energy security strategy and the continuous release of sustainable development needs under the "double carbon" goals, sodium-ion batteries, as a core technical path to address the supply-demand contradiction of lithium resources, have received strong support from the state. Currently, the National Energy Administration has included sodium-ion battery energy storage in the list of demonstration projects, accelerating the large-scale implementation of the technology and injecting strong momentum into industrial development from the policy front. Against this backdrop, Nami Technology, leveraging its forward-looking advantages in full industrial chain layout and the continuous support of policy dividends, is fully entering the fast lane of development. Looking to the future, the company will take technological innovation as the engine and industrial implementation as the here means "starting point" or "focus"), continuously consolidate its leading position in the industrialization of sodium-ion battery technology, and contribute scientific and technological strength to the realization of national energy security and the "double carbon" goals.