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Hearing Aid Batteries

625 Mercury Hearing Aid Battery

This is an 625 1.4 volt mercury hearing aid battery used in a few transistor hearing aids in the 1950s.

The 625 mercury battery weighed about 0.1 oz., and measured 3/16" high by ⅝" in diameter.

Mercury batteries are no longer sold today because of the large quantities of mercury in them and the consequent environmental concerns.
 

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Top view of a Number 625 battery. From this view it looks much like a 675 battery.


 

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Side view of a Number 625 battery showing its "mushroom" shape with the top part larger than the bottom.


 

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Bottom view of a Number 625 battery showing its number. This one was made in the United Kingdom.


 

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Bottom view of another Number 625 battery showing its number. This one was made in the United States.


 

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Picture of a Number 625 battery (left) beside a Number 675 battery (right) showing the difference in size.


 

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Top view of a Number 625 battery showing its size. (Each mark on the ruler is 1/16".)

 


 

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