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April 2007

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Problem Solvers

Success in Recycling Lead-acid Batteries

 

Resources

 

 

 

Greetings!

 

Since 1993, Power Solutions has been dedicated to providing you with excellent service. This includes sharing information that is relevant to your business.

 

This month's white paper provides amazing facts about the recycling efforts of your UPS and Telecom batteries (also known as lead-acid batteries) as well as your state's Lead-Acid Battery Laws.

 

Processes are explained for the breakdown and recycling of plastic, lead and acid.

 

For more information about our products or our free customer sla battery recycling program, email or call us today at 1-800-876-9373.


Sincerely,
Guy Lacerte, Power Specialist

Power Solutions LLC

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 Industry Success in Recycling Lead-acid Batteries

 

Lead-acid batteries are the environmental success story of our time. More than 97 percent of all battery lead is recycled. Compared to 55% of aluminum soft drink and beer cans, 45% of newspapers, 26% of glass bottles and 26% of tires, lead-acid batteries top the list of the most highly recycled consumer product.

 

The lead-acid battery gains its environmental edge from its closed-loop life cycle. The typical new lead-acid battery contains 60 to 80 percent recycled lead and plastic.

 

When a spent battery is collected, it is sent to a permitted recycler where, under strict environmental regulations, the lead and plastic are reclaimed and sent to a new battery manufacturer.

 

The recycling cycle goes on indefinitely. That means the lead and plastic in the lead-acid battery in your car, truck, boat or motorcycle have been - and will continue to be -- recycled many, many times. (cont.)

 

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