Shipping lithium batteries safely and legally has become a top priority in the global logistics industry. These batteries—integral to smartphones, electric vehicles, and countless modern devices—are classified as dangerous goods  because of their potential fire and explosion risks if mishandled.This article provides a detailed, informative overview of the regulations on shipping lithium batteries , covering international standards, labeling requirements, packaging rules, and

Introduction The rapid expansion of electrification has transformed the way industries operate. From power tools and robotics to e-mobility and renewable energy systems, lithium-ion batteries  have become the energy backbone of modern industry. However, the same high energy density that makes these batteries efficient also introduces potential hazards when stored or charged improperly. Fires, explosions, and toxic gas releases are among the leading risks associated with unsaf

Introduction Lithium-ion batteries have become indispensable in modern life, powering electric vehicles, industrial machinery, smartphones, laptops, and countless other devices. However, with their widespread use comes a growing concern—lithium-ion battery fires. These incidents are difficult to control, often producing intense heat and toxic gases that make conventional firefighting methods less effective. In response to these risks, lithium fire blankets  have emerged as a