How it Works
Here’s an overview of our battery recycling process. Watch the video below to see the step-by-step process that begins with your spent battery.
Read about lead-acid battery recycling.
Lead-Acid Recycling
We recycle all types of lead-acid batteries.
Look for the recycling emblem on the label along with the letters Pb, indicating it contains lead.
Common types of lead-acid batteries:
- Conventional flooded (car batteries)
- Absorbed glass mat (AGM)
- Sealed lead-acid (SLA)
- Enhanced flooded battery (EFB)
non-Lead-Acid Recycling
We recycle non-lead-acid batteries, ensuring they are processed and reused responsibly.
These batteries are commonly found in electric vehicles and home electronics.
Look for the recycling emblem on the label along with Li-Ion or LFP, indicating a lithium battery.
Common types of non-lead-acid batteries:
- Lithium-ion (Li-Ion)
- Lithium iron (LFP or LiPo)