Murata CR2032 Lithium Coin Cell Batteries (10 Pack)

SONY Corporation has transferred its battery business to Murata, as reported by Reuters on September 1, 2017: "Murata Manufacturing completes acquisition of battery business from Sony." Murata, a renowned Japanese electronics company, now offers a diverse range of battery products to power various devices reliably.

Murata Watch Batteries (SR) provide dependable power to keep your watches and other devices running smoothly. Murata's unique sealing structure ensures reduced leakage and device damage over time. These silver-oxide batteries are commonly found as original equipment in newly sold watches. The available sizes include 357/303 (SR44), 371 (SR920), 377 (SR626), 391 (SR1120/SR1121), and others.

Murata Alkaline Batteries (LR) deliver precision power to ensure your devices operate accurately when you need them most. Formulated with zero mercury, these batteries offer high performance, stable voltage output, and optimal safety. Murata manufactures all popular models, including LR41, LR43, LR44, LR1120, LR1130, and more.

Murata Lithium Batteries (CR) can significantly reduce the number of battery replacements required, as they offer double the voltage of alkaline batteries. These powerful coin cells can power a wide range of devices, such as IoT and security devices, health appliances, backup power sources, remote devices, and watches. The popular sizes include CR1216, CR1220, CR1620, CR2016, CR2025, CR2032, CR2450, and others. Murata lithium coin batteries are free from mercury, cadmium, and lead.

Murata's battery offerings are marked by several key checkpoints: - High-performance cells for watches, health and security devices, toys, IoT devices, automotive, and more - Anti-swelling and anti-leakage resistance - Annual self-discharge rate less than 1% of the nominal capacity at room temperature - Cadmium, lead, and mercury-free - Quality manufacturing under stringent control in Japan (LR and SR) and Indonesia (CR)

Murata's expertise in battery technology spans over four decades. The company introduced its silver-oxide and alkaline batteries in 1978, followed by lithium batteries in 2008. Murata has pioneered new technologies for its button cells, showcasing state-of-the-art design and innovative production techniques to power a wide range of industrial and consumer devices that require 3V and 1.5V coin batteries.

Alongside its battery products, Murata is also a renowned supplier of ceramic capacitors, which help control power flow in devices, including those manufactured by Apple and other leading electronics companies, as reported by Bloomberg in January 2021.

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