Used lead acid batteries (traction batteries, stationary batteries, stationary backup power supplies, industrial batteries, starter batteries, gel batteries and forklift batteries).
→
Scrap cable sheath
When replacing power wires (overhead power, underground) that provide energy supply to enterprises, as well as various high-voltage electrical equipment, cable residues ("complex" scrap) are formed. In addition, cable debris can occur after the dismantling of buildings, during a major reconstruction of facilities, or during a complete replacement of electrical wiring.
→
Melted lead
Remelted lead is a metal product made from melted primary or secondary lead, most often a billet or ingot. Such raw materials are used for the production of fittings, weights, weights, cable sheaths and other electrical products, and structural materials.
→
Typographic lead
Printing lead, which is used for printing, can come in several varieties. This scrap includes the following types of type alloy: typesetting devices with machine typesetting, space material, veneer, lines, letters and other stereotypical printing, Cyrillic and Latin letters for manual typesetting in the form of pins, narrow typographic plates of various thicknesses, lined products.
→
Lead tire weights
A weight is a small product in size and weight used to balance car wheels. Tire weights are often accumulated by car owners, owners of service stations or businesses with their own fleet. The Ecorusmetall company offers the opportunity to hand over such weights as scrap and receive a lucrative reward for them.
→
Lump lead
Lead is a highly toxic metal that can cause harm to both the environment and human health. Improper storage of lead at a facility can lead to the development of chronic diseases in employees. In addition, significant lead emissions are fraught with fines and environmental consequences. Selling lead scrap provides economic benefits for both parties: the facility gets rid of waste, and the recycler receives valuable material for reuse.
→
Other waste of lead and lead-based alloys
Small spherical granules with a smooth surface are made of high-purity lead alloy, which is a valuable raw material for processing and producing secondary lead. Hunting shot often remains in the soil, and fishing weights — in the water, where they are subject to oxidation and release harmful substances. To prevent environmental pollution and reduce health risks, it is recommended to recycle used products, avoiding their long-term storage in garages or warehouses.
→
Other types of raw materials for the production of lead alloys
These include tin, antimony, metals and the like, as well as reagents and materials. We strive to use resources efficiently and ensure stable production of high-quality lead alloys. Contact us if you want to sell raw materials or discuss long-term cooperation.