Waste lead-acid batteries are widely used in electric vehicles, industrial equipment, and backup power supplies. They are classified as hazardous waste due to their lead content and corrosive electrolytes. Improper disposal, unauthorized dismantling, or handling through unqualified channels will cause long-term pollution to soil and water sources, and pose potential risks to human health.
In fact, waste lead-acid batteries have high recycling value. Lead, plastics, and electrolytes can be recycled and reused through professional and environmentally friendly processes, making them valuable renewable resources.
Standardized recycling not only reduces environmental pollution but also saves natural resources and achieves sustainable development. Choosing qualified and formal recycling channels is a responsible choice for both the environment and public health.
