Battery Handle

A battery handle arrangement for lifting and transporting a battery and having a batten container to support the battery, comprising:

• the battery container including an outer hollow support housing having a hollow receptacle space with an internal boundary contour with a shape closely adhering to an external shape of the battery and covering four sides and a bottom of the battery;
• a plurality of slots arranged in a first and second array located respectively at first and second opposing ends of the hollow support housing;
• each array having a first and second slot at the top of the end each slot having an oblong perimeter with it's longitudinal axis at an angle with the horizontal;
• a first and second ribbon or band of webbed material comprised of a Poly Phenylene Sulfide material;
• threading the first and second ribbon through the slots of the first and second end respectively with the portion at the top being threaded through the first and second slot at the top to form a handle.

A battery handle arrangement for facilitating transport of a battery, comprising:

• a battery support housing for covering four sides and a bottom of the battery;
• a first and second array of paired slots located in opposing first and second sides of the battery support housing, a top pair of slots in each of the opposing first and second sides of the battery support housing each having an oblong perimeter and having a longitudinal axis at an angle with the horizontal;
• a first and second narrow band of webbing each having a first and second end and each being continuously threaded through the paired slots in each of the opposing first and second sides, respectively;
• of the battery support housing;
• the first and second narrow band of webbing each being threaded with slack in the webbing between two top paired slots in the first and second sides of the battery support housing to provide hand grips of the webbing;
• the first and second ends of the first and second narrow band of webbing secured to the housing by circularly threading ends of the webbing through adjacent slots in each of the opposing sides of the housing by at least two turns.