EFB technology(Enhanced Flooded Battery)

The EFB (Enhanced Flooded Battery) technology utilizes thicker plates, compared to a conventional battery, stacked in a microfiber film. The plates always keep more active components on the surface due to their wet nature. This technology allows for an increased number of charge-discharge cycles and resistance to deep discharges.
The enhanced charge capacity enables quicker compensation of discharges while the vehicle is in motion. An EFB battery is perfectly suitable for a car equipped with the "START-STOP" system, but it can also be used for vehicles with high energy consumption.
"Megatex" manufactures automotive and commercial EFB batteries under the brand name "A-mega".

Hybrid technology Ca+ with a cast grid

• Unique vibration resistance on any road surface.• 100% maintenance-free - low water consumption thanks to a unique paste formula.• High resistance to deep discharges (high-tech alloys containing divalent metals).• Long service life.• Low self-discharge.• Use of high-quality electrolyte.

The unique paste formula used in the production of commercial batteries enables high cranking performance, stability of characteristics throughout the entire service life, and high durability.

Ca/Ca technology witha perforated grid

• High corrosion resistance.• Serviceability.• High cranking current.• Low self-discharge.• Low water consumption.

This technology is used for the production of automotive batteries models M3 and M2.

Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid, also known as Gravity Calcium Cast inside.

• 100% maintenance-free - low water consumption.• Low self-discharge.• High cranking currents.• Long service life.

The technology is patented by "Megatex" LLC.It is used for the production of automotive batteries models M5 and M7.

Comparative table of battery production technologies of "Megatex" LLC

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Used for the passenger car group of the M5/M7 premium segment

    • Used for the cargo group of all segments

    • Used for the passenger car group of the economy segment

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Used for the passenger car group of the M5/M7 premium segment

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Used for the cargo group of all segments

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Used for the passenger car group of the economy segment


    • Water consumption


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Water consumption

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • Low

    • Minimal - there is no need to monitor the electrolyte level

    • Low

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Low

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Minimal - there is no need to monitor the electrolyte level

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Low


    • Grid production method


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Grid production method

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • Casting - the electrodes are thicker and have a greater mass, compared to ordinary electrodes - increased mechanical strength of the plates

    • Casting - the electrodes are thicker and have a greater mass, compared to ordinary electrodes - increased mechanical strength of the plates

    • Perforated - the electrodes are thin and light

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Casting - the electrodes are thicker and have a greater mass, compared to ordinary electrodes - increased mechanical strength of the plates

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Casting - the electrodes are thicker and have a greater mass, compared to ordinary electrodes - increased mechanical strength of the plates

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Perforated - the electrodes are thin and light


    • Cold crank amps


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Cold crank amps

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • High cold crank amps

    • Optimal, sufficient to start the engine at both low and high temperatures

    • High thanks for a large number of thin electrodes

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • High cold crank amps

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Optimal, sufficient to start the engine at both low and high temperatures

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • High thanks for a large number of thin electrodes


    • The possibility of recovery at
      deep discharge


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • The possibility of recovery at
      deep discharge

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • Recovery is difficult (depending on the degree of discharge and the period of storage in a discharged state)

    • Yes.
      Production of only the negative electrode from a lead-calcium alloy allows you to withstand deep discharges and easily restore the battery

    • Recovery is difficult (depending on the degree of discharge and the period of storage in a discharged state)

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Recovery is difficult (depending on the degree of discharge and the period of storage in a discharged state)

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Yes.
      Production of only the negative electrode from a lead-calcium alloy allows you to withstand deep discharges and easily restore the battery

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Recovery is difficult (depending on the degree of discharge and the period of storage in a discharged state)


    • Advantages (+)


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Advantages (+)

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • ● Long service life
      ● Low level of self-discharge
      ● Low water consumption
      ● High starting characteristics

    • ● Withstand stronger (deeper) cyclic charge-discharge loads
      ● Long service life

    • ● Budget option

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • ● Long service life
      ● Low level of self-discharge
      ● Low water consumption
      ● High starting characteristics

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • ● Withstand stronger (deeper) cyclic charge-discharge loads
      ● Long service life

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • ● Budget option


    • Disadvantages (-)


    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)


    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • Disadvantages (-)

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid


    • Sensitive to deep discharges

    • It is necessary to periodically monitor the electrolyte level

    • Sensitive to deep discharges

    • Ca/Ca technology with a cast grid (Gravity Calcium Cast)

    • Sensitive to deep discharges

    • Ca+ hybrid technology

    • It is necessary to periodically monitor the electrolyte level

    • Ca/Ca technologywith a perforated grid

    • Sensitive to deep discharges