Why Is Winston Battery Often Referred to as a “Water-Based Lithium Yttrium Battery”?

The term “water-based lithium yttrium battery” is a descriptive expression used mainly in Chinese contexts and does not represent a separate chemical category. “Water-based” refers to Winston Battery’s use of water-based binders during electrode manufacturing instead of toxic organic solvents. “Lithium yttrium” indicates the introduction of several kinds of micro-elements including yttrium into a LiFePO₄-based system to enhance structural and thermal stability. This term highlights engineering implementation rather than chemistry, reflecting Winston Battery’s emphasis on safety, environmental responsibility, and long-term reliability.