Get help recycling commercial batteries.
Describe the batteries in your own words. We’ll help you identify what matters, flag specialist handling questions, and work out the right reuse or recycling route.
Start with whatever you know. Prefer a person? Speak to our team.
How it works
Four steps. Five minutes. Collected within the week.
Tell us what you have
Model or data sheet, rough quantity, condition and where it is.
Compare your options
Compare recycler offers, costs and collection terms side by side.
Arrange collection
Packaging, carrier and dates are coordinated around your site.
Keep the record
Your certificate and transfer note are filed in one place.
Where we operate
Permitted facility partners across the UK and Europe.
- United Kingdom
Li-ion · Lead-acid · NiMH
Collection in 3–5 days
- Germany
Li-ion · Lead-acid
Collection in 5–7 days
- France
Li-ion · Lead-acid
Collection in 5–7 days
- Netherlands
Li-ion · Lead-acid
Collection in 5–7 days
- Poland
Li-ion
Collection on request
- Spain
Li-ion
Collection on request
- Nordics
Li-ion
Collection on request
- Rest of EU
Li-ion
Collection on request
- North America and beyond, on request.
One place, real choice
The permits, the packaging, the paperwork. Handled.
Collection arranged
A registered carrier, the right packaging for the condition, and a date you pick — not “we’ll be in touch”.
Permit-checked facilities
Every recycler’s permits are checked against the public register before a price reaches you. No permit, no quote.
Paperwork closed out
Transfer note, carrier registration, permit on file and the certificate of treatment — dated, attributed and yours to keep.
Who it’s for
/ / / / / .
One pack or two hundred, intact or damaged — the process is the same.
What gets compared
The cheapest quote is not always the right one.
So we put the whole picture next to the price — permits, packaging, transport, capacity and dates — and you decide with all of it in front of you.
- Permits and licences
- Packaging for the condition
- Carrier and hazard class
- Throughput and capacity
- Collection date
- All-in price
Recycler record · option A
Nearest permitted facility
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom · 118 mi
- Permits
- 2 environmental permits · checked against the register
- Process
- Discharge → dismantle → shred → black mass
- Technology
- Mechanical + hydrometallurgical
- Accepts
- Li-ion · Lead-acid · NiMH — intact packs only
- Capacity
- 20K–50K t / yr
- Services
- Collection · Transport · Shredding
- Collection
- Within 5 working days
- All-in price
- £1,320 · £1.47/kg · 900 kg
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