Lithium-ion Battery Recycling

Batteries come in various shapes and sizes, but most contain hazardous materials that make them dangerous if they are not properly disposed of. Batteries could contain many different components that are considered toxic. Recycling batteries ensures that harmful elements are removed, resulting in a safer workplace and a healthier environment.

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Madenat Recycling is proud to be the first in the GCC region to introduce lithium-ion battery recycling. We are committed to advancing sustainable practices through our innovative lithium-ion battery recycling process. We aim to recover valuable materials like copper, aluminum, and black mass from used batteries while minimizing environmental impact. Here's an overview of our specialized recycling process:

Battery Collection and Sorting

Battery Discharge

Dismantling

Extraction of Copper and Aluminum

Recovery of Black Mass

Quality Control and Compliance

We accept a wide range of lithium-ion batteries, including those from:

Smartphones and laptops

Electric vehicles

Power tools

Portable electronics

Renewable energy systems

OTHER KINDS OF BATTERIES WE RECYCLE

Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd)

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

Alkaline & Carbon Zinc

Mercury Cell (Small Dry Cell Batteries)

Choosing our battery recycling service means you're actively participating in resource conservation and environmental protection.

FAQ

Yes, it can be fully recycled.
Benefits of recycling lithium-ion batteries include reducing waste, conserving raw materials, and minimizing environmental impact through resource recovery.
Recycling lithium batteries is efficient, recovering up to 95% of key materials, but efficiency depends on the technology and method applied. When processed by a certified recycler like Madenat, the recycling process is highly efficient.
Yes, Lithium batteries can be recycled to make new batteries
Used lithium-ion EV batteries are collected, discharged, dismantled, shredded, and then metals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel are extracted for reuse.
Lithium-ion batteries are safely processed by discharging, shredding, and extracting materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel for new battery production.
The materials in lithium-ion batteries degrade with repeated use and recycling, so they’re not infinitely recyclable.
Absolutely not. If followed a proper procedure for recycling, it is 100% safe for the environment
Cost of recycling lithium-ion batteries from EVs is reducing day by day as technology is improving and demand for materials is rising.
If recycled with certified recycler such as Madenat Recycling, around 96% of the Lithium-ion battery can be recycled
Lithium-ion battery recycling started with low efficiency, but future trends emphasize advanced methods and greater recycling capacity to meet demand.
Less than the harm it does to the environment which costs our future generations their health and safety. Choose recycling over landfill.
Yes, with advance technology that Madenat Recycling uses, most of the lithium-ion batteries are recycled, recovering materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel and more.
Madenat Al Nokhba Recycling Services LLC, P.O Box 128940, Plot no. 597 4240, Dubai Investment Park 2, Dubai – UAE.
Telephone:+971 4 327 1778
Mobile Number:+971 50 719 3795
Fax:+971 4 3271738
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