How to recycle Lead-Acid Batteries/Car Batteries?

Lead-acid batteries contain hazardous substances such as lead and acid, which, if not properly disposed of, can cause serious pollution to soil and water sources. By recycling these batteries, not only can environmental pollution be avoided, but also effective resource reuse can be achieved. In fact, the recycling rate of lead-acid batteries can be as high as 98% or more, and the recycled lead can be used to make new batteries or other lead products.

Recycling process of lead-acid batteries
Collection and Sorting
During the use of batteries, commercial and individual users can hand over used lead-acid batteries to professional recycling organizations for sorting through specialized collection points, dealers or local used battery recycling activities.

Transportation and Storage
The collected batteries will be carefully transported to a designated recycling plant. Here, the batteries will be properly stored to ensure that no hazardous substances are leaked.

Disassembly and Processing
Upon arrival at the recycling plant, the lead-acid batteries are dismantled to separate the lead, plastic and electrolyte. Advanced technology ensures that these materials are processed efficiently, and the electrolyte is purified and converted into other reusable materials.

Reuse of resources

The separated lead and plastics are then sent to the Exercise & Remanufacturing plant for reprocessing into raw materials for new lead-acid batteries or other lead-based products. This closed-loop process not only improves resource utilization but also reduces the need for new resources.

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