If the lithium batteries and accumulators are still in computers or cell phones
Because lithium batteries are very dangerous and can quickly catch fire if damaged, it is important to recycle them safely.
We at IT recycling have therefore adapted our system, improved fire safety and made the storage of lithium batteries a special fire safe.
This makes us compliant with the new standard PGS37.
We also updated our environmental permit.
If the batteries and accumulators are still in computers, laptops or other devices, it falls under ordinary computer recycling.
We remove the batteries or accumulators from the devices later in the recycling process.
For users of laptops, computers or cell phones, the process remains the same as computer recycling.
You can simply keep devices with lithium batteries or accumulators and have them picked up by IT recycling for free.
Just like any other computer hardware.
When it comes to only individual lithium batteries, we specifically talk about lithium recycling.
Having these batteries picked up costs money.
The cheapest option is standard batteries such as those from laptops, bikes and cameras.
We collect these at the minimum rate, for which you can see the current price list.
For professional lithium batteries, such as those from a car, forklift or a solar battery next to your house, we will provide a quote.
Damaged batteries, batteries that have been on fire or in water, we also collect, but this is more expensive because of the high risk.
We have these unstable batteries transported by an external specialist.
All other transports with lithium batteries for recycling we do ourselves.
IT recycling has ADR (what is ADR?) and our drivers all have ADR certification and fire safety training.
In short, if you have old lithium batteries and want them picked up for recycling, IT recycling can help.
Make an appointment online now.
We at IT recycling have therefore adapted our system, improved fire safety and made the storage of lithium batteries a special fire safe.
This makes us compliant with the new standard PGS37.
We also updated our environmental permit.
If the batteries and accumulators are still in computers, laptops or other devices, it falls under ordinary computer recycling.
We remove the batteries or accumulators from the devices later in the recycling process.
For users of laptops, computers or cell phones, the process remains the same as computer recycling.
You can simply keep devices with lithium batteries or accumulators and have them picked up by IT recycling for free.
Just like any other computer hardware.
When it comes to only individual lithium batteries, we specifically talk about lithium recycling.
Having these batteries picked up costs money.
The cheapest option is standard batteries such as those from laptops, bikes and cameras.
We collect these at the minimum rate, for which you can see the current price list.
For professional lithium batteries, such as those from a car, forklift or a solar battery next to your house, we will provide a quote.
Damaged batteries, batteries that have been on fire or in water, we also collect, but this is more expensive because of the high risk.
We have these unstable batteries transported by an external specialist.
All other transports with lithium batteries for recycling we do ourselves.
IT recycling has ADR (what is ADR?) and our drivers all have ADR certification and fire safety training.
In short, if you have old lithium batteries and want them picked up for recycling, IT recycling can help.
Make an appointment online now.
