17 lead-acid battery recycling companies in the United States

We list 17 lead-acid battery recyclers in the United States. Of these, 11 pick up from your site and 7 shred or process batteries themselves. Each profile shows what the recycler accepts and the permits on file.

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11 recyclers take lead-acid batteries in the United States and pick up from your site

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Cirba Solutions

Ohio, United States

Cross-chemistry battery recycler that shreds lithium-ion batteries into black mass at its Lancaster, Ohio plant.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: yesRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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Cleanlites Recycling

Ohio, United States

Lamp, e-waste and universal waste recycler that accepts batteries at recycling centers in Ohio and Michigan.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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East Penn Manufacturing

Pennsylvania, United States

Battery maker with an EPA-permitted lead smelter that recycles spent lead batteries in Lyon Station, Pennsylvania.

Accepts
Lead-acid
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: yes
Capacity
50K+ t/yr
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Ecobat

United Kingdom

Global battery recycler processing lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries since 1938

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: yesRecovers metals: no
Capacity
5K–20K t/yr
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ERI

Indiana, United States

Electronics recycler and ITAD provider with an in-house alkaline battery recycling plant in Plainfield, Indiana.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+2 more: Li primary, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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EverLights

Illinois, United States

Chicago-area lighting distributor and recycler that collects and consolidates batteries at its Elk Grove Village site.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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KBI Recycling

California, United States

Anaheim, California battery recycler that breaks lead-acid batteries and dismantles NiMH packs at a permitted TSDF.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: yesRecovers metals: no
Capacity
20K–50K t/yr
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Lighting Resources

Indiana, United States

Lamp and universal waste recycler that receives batteries at its US sites and sorts them by technology for recycling.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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My Battery Recyclers

New York, United States

Brooklyn, New York collector that consolidates batteries and e-waste for US smelters and recyclers.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ionLi primary
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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Universal Recycling Technologies

Wisconsin, United States

E-waste and lamp recycler that sorts batteries by type, drums and stores them at three US sites before recycling.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+3 more: NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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Veolia North America

Wisconsin, United States

Collects and sorts batteries by chemistry at permitted US sites, including former Clean Earth sites.

Accepts
Lead-acidLi-ion+4 more: Li primary, NiMH, NiCd, Zinc
Services
Collects: yesProcesses: noRecovers metals: no
Capacity
Not published
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Household batteries? AA, phone and laptop batteries don't need a recycler. Many hardware and electronics stores take them back free through The Battery Network (formerly Call2Recycle).

We help companies find the right recycler for their batteries, fast. Compare United States battery recycling companies that handle Lead-Acid batteries, EV packs, industrial batteries and energy storage systems.

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