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Recycling Services

 

Old Batteries Old Gear Old DC Plant

RID - Removal - Installation - Disposal 

Our turnkey Recycling Services are specifically designed to help your company protect the environment and remain in compliance with environmental laws. That’s because we can handle the whole process for you.

Here is a list of common battery chemistries that we accept for recycling.

 

- Alkaline / Zinc

- Nickel Cadmium - Dry / Wet

- Nickel Iron - Wet 

- Nickel Metal Hydride - Dry / Wet

- Lithium Ion

- Lithium Primary

- Mercury

- Silver Oxide

- Button Cells

- Lead Acid - Absolyte

- Lead Acid - Sealed

- Lead Acid - Steel Cased

- Lead Acid - Wet Cells

 

We can also process various types of "e-waste" and abandoned equipment, one call does it all. Call us for a quote.
 

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