MICRO SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, INC. INDUSTRIES NEWS & EVENTS DOWNLOADS CAREERS CONTACT Cookie settings The following cookie setting apply to the use of MST website www.MST.com What are cookies? Required cookies Statistics Cookies Functional cookies Analysis cookies What are cookies? Cookies are small text files or comparable storage technologies that are stored on your end device by your browser and that enable your browser to be recognized. We use so-called session cookies (temporary cookies) and permanent (persistent) cookies. Session cookies are only cached for the duration of your use of our website. These cookies are required for transactions (such as logging into a user account) and are valid until the end of the browser session. This means that depending on the type and settings of your browser, the cookies are automatically removed after the end of the session or after the tab or browser is closed, unless you have configured your browser settings otherwise. The session cookies we use only contain a session ID. Persistent cookies are stored on your computer for future sessions in order to be able to recognize returning visitors even after a long period of time and to be able to offer products or services tailored to your needs. Permanent cookies are permanently saved on your device and are not deleted when you leave the website or close your browser. If permanently set cookies are to be removed, this must be done manually. You can find more information in our Data protection. Save Selected Cookies Save All Cookies Image LITRONIK Batterietechnologie GmbH Profile Facts & Figures Engineering Quality Publications Profile LITRONIK is one of the few suppliers of compact, ultra reliable primary batteries for active implants anywhere in the world. Since 1990 the company has developed and manufactured these high-performance energy sources in a variety of performance ranges, and they feature, among other things, very high volumetric energy and power densities, rate optimisation, low self-discharge rates and high operating safety. LITRONIK supplies customer-specific solutions as well as standard products to a variety of manufacturers of pacemakers, defibrillators and neurostimulators, both within and outside of Europe. The electrochemical systems behind the primary batteries at LITRONIK are based on Lithium-Iodine (Li-I), Lithium-Manganese Dioxide (Li-MnO2) and Lithium-Carbon Monofluoride (Li-CFx), and they cover three performance ranges for different active implants: High Energy Batteries with Li-I technology for implantable pulse generators, e.g. pacemakers or neurostimulators Medium Rate Batteries with Li-MnO2 or Li-CFx technology for implants that require mid-range pulse power, e.g. pacemakers, neurostimulators or monitors with telemetry functions High Power Batteries with Li-MnO2 technology for implants that require the highest pulse power, e.g. defibrillators The batteries are manufactured in special dry conditions with a high level of automation. All processes are MES integrated. Materials and processes are 100 percent traceable. LITRONIK uses its extensive expertise in electrochemistry, materials science, powder processing, metals/plastics technology, plasma and laser welding as well as various chemical and physical analytical processes in order to continually develop more compact and more powerful batteries and thus to enable ever more miniaturised implants. LITRONIK is certified according to EN ISO 13485:2016. Every employee is fully aware of the high standards of quality required for life-sustaining implants. Located in Pirna, Germany, roughly 20 km southeast of Dresden, LITRONIK has five production facilities with a total floor space of 5600 m2. The firm currently has approximately 350 employees. Image Image Image LITRONIK Batterietechnologie GmbH Birkwitzer Strasse 79 DE-01796 Pirna Germany Tel. +49 (3501) 5305-0 Fax +49 (3501) 5305-6999 info.litronik(at)mst.com LEARN MORE MST SHOWROOM SOCIAL MEDIA LINKEDIN TWITTER IMPRINT / IMPRESSUM LEGAL DISCLAIMER / RECHTLICHE HINWEISE PRIVACY STATEMENT / DATENSCHUTZERKLÄRUNG NEWSLETTER