Lead-acid batteries and acid
A large proportion of the lead used in global production now comes from recycling processes. We make a significant contribution to this by thoroughly testing batteries and the corresponding acids and then professionally…
Nickel-cadmium batteries
As part of the recycling process, important valuable materials such as nickel, cadmium and iron can be recovered. We ensure that these valuable resources can also be utilised in the future.
Lithium-ion batteries
The proper disposal of a lithium battery is a complex process. The focus is therefore on material recovery in order to contribute to meeting the constantly increasing demand for lithium-ion batteries.
Device batteries
Appliance batteries contain valuable materials such as zinc, manganese, aluminium, nickel and iron, which are constantly needed for new products. We professionally dispose of substances that are no longer usable and are…

Lead batteries and acid

A large proportion of the lead used in global production now comes from recycling processes. We make a significant contribution to this by thoroughly testing batteries and the corresponding acids and then professionally processing them for reuse.

WASTE PREVENTION THROUGH PROCESSING

Lead batteries are often used as vehicle batteries in cars, lorries, motorbikes and commercial vehicles, for example in agriculture. They are also used in industry in industrial trucks (electric forklift trucks), electric cleaning machines, pallet trucks and for emergency power supplies. Lead from such batteries can be almost completely recycled. A large proportion of the lead produced worldwide today comes from recycling processes. The battery acid is neutralised and regenerated. Most batteries are broken down into their individual components and the materials are separated from each other. Plastics can therefore be easily recovered.