Batteries - Lead Acid Recycling

Also called as secondary batteries, Lead acid batteries are rechargeable energy sources that uses lead and sulphuric acid to generate electricity. Lead acid batteries are common in: Cars, trucks, and industrial machinery. Recognized for its durability and cost-effectiveness, these batteries are a popular choice in both automotive and industrial applications.

How to Recycle Lead Acid Batteries

Recycling these batteries offers many benefits that extend beyond simple waste management.

• Environmental Protection
• Resource Conservation
• Energy Savings

Common disposal methods include utilizing recycling centers, and participating in retailer take-back programs. With a view to help the people in waste management, there are a number of local battery recycling centers in the UK. These centers are active in the market, specializing in all aspects of lead acid battery recycling.

Scrap Value of Lead Acid Batteries

Lead-acid batteries typically have the highest scrap value among battery types. This is due to the lead content, which is a valuable and recyclable material. Scrap value of lead acid batteries range from 300 €/TON to 500 €/TON. Scrap yards often pay for these batteries based on the weight of the lead. To stay informed about the latest scrap metal prices, there are many sources that provides up-to-date information on scrap metal prices in the United Kingdom.