Industrial/Manufacturing Waste recycling
How to Recycle Industrial Batteries & Power Systems
Large-format batteries from forklifts, backup power systems, telecommunications, and industrial equipment. Contains valuable materials worth $500-2000 per ton including lead, lithium, nickel, and rare earth elements. Specialized recycling achieves 95%+ material recovery, preventing toxic metals from environmental release.
Recyclable$500-2000 per ton; lead-acid: $0.15-0.30/lb, lithium-ion: $1-5/lb for valuable chemistries
Quick answer
Yes, industrial batteries & power systems is recyclable. First step: Disconnect all electrical connections and remove from equipment safely. Where to take it: Specialized battery recyclers (Johnson Controls, Exide, East Penn).
- Recyclable
- Yes
- Typical value
- $500-2000 per ton; lead-acid: $0.15-0.30/lb, lithium-ion: $1-5/lb for valuable chemistries
- Donate / take-back
- Available
How to Prepare
- 1Disconnect all electrical connections and remove from equipment safely
- 2Test battery voltage and document specifications (voltage, amp-hours, chemistry type)
