What are the differences between alkaline batteries and dry batteries?

The difference between alkaline batteries and dry batteries ●Different markings: Take cylindrical batteries as an example. The category identification of alkaline batteries is LR, such as LR6 is AA alkaline battery, LR03 is AA alkaline battery; the category identification of ordinary dry battery is R, such as R6P is a high-power type 5 ordinary battery, and R03C is a high-capacity type No. 7 ordinary battery. In addition, there is a unique ALKALINE content in the alkaline battery logo. ●Difference in shape: Alkaline batteries can touch the annular groove at the end near the negative electrode. Generally, there is no groove on the cylindrical surface of ordinary dry batteries. This is due to the different sealing methods of the two. ●The weight is different: the alkaline battery of the same model is much heavier than the ordinary dry battery. For example, the weight of AA alkaline battery is about 24 grams, and the weight of AA ordinary dry battery is about 18 grams. Alkaline batteries are also known as alkaline dry batteries, alkaline zinc-manganese batteries, and alkaline-manganese batteries. They are the best-performing varieties in the zinc-manganese battery series. Suitable for large discharge capacity and long-term use. Alkaline batteries are often used in our daily lives, such as cameras, flashlights, razors, electric toys, CD players, high-power remote controls, wireless mice, keyboards, etc. For the seaborne export of alkaline batteries, it is necessary to supply MSDS, customs declaration, power of attorney, invoice, contract, power of attorney for commodity inspection, packing list, etc. Logistics Barbarco arranges the export. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete it.