If your business or organization is interested in sustainable lithium battery recycling solutions, we invite you to contact us by completing the form below. At AmericanElectric Recycling, we specialize in the safe and eco-friendly recycling of lithium-ion and lithium-based batteries, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations while promoting a circular economy for energy storage materials.
Partnership inquiries
Once you submit the form, our Recycling Solutions Team will contact you within 24 to 72 business hours to discuss your battery recycling needs.
The Solution
Recycling your lithium-ion batteries and rechargeable devices with us supports a sustainable future. It reduces the need for mining, minimizes environmental harm, and drives down production costs, creating a positive impact for both your business and the planet.
95%
Up to 95% of battery materials (like lithium, cobalt, and nickel) can be recovered and reused.
70%
Recycling batteries produces 70% fewer emissions than mining new materials.
200K
Over 200,000 tons of EV batteries will reach end-of-life in 2024, creating a huge recycling opportunity.
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Got Questions?
1. How does American Electric Recycling work?
American Electric Recycling provides a convenient and environmentally responsible way to recycle lithium batteries. You can either bring your batteries to our factory or use our online platform to ship them to us. Please ensure your batteries meet our size and type requirements.
2. What types of batteries does American Electric Recycling accept?
We accept rechargeable lithium batteries, including but not limited to:
- Li-ion (Standard Lithium-Ion)
- LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
- LCO (Lithium Cobalt Oxide)
- NMC (Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide)
- LMO (Lithium Manganese Oxide)
- NCA (Lithium Nickel Cobalt Aluminum Oxide)
- LTO (Lithium Titanate)
- Solid-State Batteries
We do not accept lead-acid batteries or automotive batteries that exceed our size limit. Please check the sticker on your battery to confirm it belongs to the lithium chemical family.
3. What are the size and weight limits for batteries?
We only accept batteries with a maximum size of 16x16x16 inches. There is no weight limit, but the recycling cost (for factory drop-offs) or shipping cost (for online recycling) will be calculated based on the total weight of the batteries.
4. How should I prepare lithium batteries for recycling?
- For Factory Drop-Off: No packaging is required. Simply bring your batteries to our facility, and we will handle the rest.
- For Online Recycling (Shipping):
- Tape battery terminals with packing, electrical, or duct tape to prevent short-circuiting.
- Place each battery in a clear plastic bag (e.g., produce or sandwich bag) if loose.
- Use a sturdy cardboard box with sufficient padding to prevent movement during transit.
- Ensure individual batteries inside your package do not exceed the maximum size of 16x16x16 inches.
5. Can I bring my batteries to your factory for recycling?
Yes, you can bring your lithium batteries to our factory. The recycling cost will be calculated based on the total weight of the batteries you deliver. Please ensure the batteries meet our size and type requirements. No packaging is necessary for factory drop-offs.
6. How does recycling through your website work?
If you prefer to recycle your batteries through our online platform, the recycling service is completely free. However, you will need to cover the shipping costs based on your location in the United States. Please ensure the batteries meet our size and type requirements and are properly packaged for safe transportation.
7. What happens if my batteries exceed the size limit?
We cannot accept batteries that exceed the maximum size of 16x16x16 inches. This includes most automotive batteries. Please ensure your batteries meet this requirement before submitting them for recycling.