Fedco Batteries Employee Directory

Fedco Batteries is a Wisconsin-based manufacturer and distributor of batteries and battery packs serving medical devices, industrial controls, e-mobility, utility meters, metrology, and computer-related equipment. Founded in 1975 as an electronics parts distributor and incorporated in Wisconsin in 1976, the company has evolved into a specialized ba... ttery solutions provider with a strong operational foundation, including an excellent Dun & Bradstreet credit rating. Fedco operates a 16,000 square-foot manufacturing and assembly facility in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, where all custom battery packs are assembled, while strategic manufacturing partners in the United States and Asia produce laptop computer batteries and other components. The company maintains a technical support team of four graduate electrical engineers and serves as an authorized assembler of lithium-ion battery packs for five of the world's leading lithium-ion cell manufacturers, positioning Fedco as a trusted partner for complex battery integration projects. Fedco's quality credentials include ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 certifications, demonstrating commitment to manufacturing excellence and medical device compliance standards. The company's ENERGY+ brand of exact replacement battery packs is distributed through a network of dealers, distributors, and battery specialty resellers, with approximately 15 percent of sales exported to distributors across most industrialized countries. Fedco provides customers with comprehensive digital resources, including a secure online portal offering 24-hour access to product cross-referencing, inventory management, pricing, ordering, and real-time shipment tracking via FedEx and UPS, as well as detailed OEM resources covering custom battery capabilities and transportation regulatory information. As a charter member of the Portable Rechargeable Battery Association, Fedco actively participates in industry advocacy on regulatory matters affecting battery safety, transport, use, recycling, and disposal, ...Read More