Nickel Metal Hydride Battery Recycling

We specialise in nickel metal hydride battery recycling. Our team collects NiMH battery waste nationwide.

NiMH BATTERY RECYCLING

We Recycle Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries Nationwide

At Collect and Recycle, we specialise in recycling various types of batteries. Our team can collect nickel metal hydride (NiMH) battery waste in bulk loads. We recycle NiMH batteries using safe, secure processes, ensuring your waste can be repurposed into new products.

Other types of batteries we specialise in disposing of include car batteries, EV batteries and dry cell batteries. If you generate any of the above please let us know when contacting our team.

Once the collection is booked, our professional team will collect the batteries employing specialised equipment and following strict safety protocols to manage the risks associated with transporting hazardous materials. The collected batteries are then transported to a certified recycling facility, where they undergo the recycling process. This process not only neutralises any hazardous components but also recovers valuable materials like nickel, iron, and cobalt, which can be reused in the manufacturing of new products.

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NiMH BATTERY DISPOSAL

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If you are wondering how to dispose of nickel metal hydride batteries safely, our team is here to help. Once filling out the form, we will get back to you shortly with more information and a quote. We can then arrange a recycling collection that suits your business.

Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) Battery Uses

NiMH batteries are widely used in various applications as they are a rechargeable battery with relatively high energy density. Here are some common uses:

Consumer Electronics

NiMH batteries are commonly found in portable electronic devices like digital cameras, portable music players, handheld gaming consoles, and remote controls.

Power Tools

Cordless power tools often use NiMH batteries for their balance of weight, power, and rechargeability.

Medical Devices

Various medical devices, especially portable ones like patient monitors, portable defibrillators, and medical imaging devices, use NiMH batteries due to their reliability and rechargeable nature.

Book A Collection For Nickel Metal Hydride Battery Disposal

Our battery recycling service addresses the need for environmentally responsible disposal services for hazardous waste. As NiMH batteries are widely used in various electronic devices and systems, their end-of-life management becomes crucial to prevent environmental pollution and recover valuable materials.

This service offers a straightforward and efficient way for businesses to dispose of their used or expired NiMH batteries responsibly. By booking a collection, businesses can ensure that their batteries are handled according to environmental regulations, reducing the risk of soil and water contamination caused by improper disposal.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions For The Disposal Of Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries

How Do You Safely Dispose Of Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries?

It is vital to keep NiMH batteries separate from regular household or business waste, as they contain heavy metals that can be harmful if not properly managed. Using a collection service like Collect and Recycle can streamline this process for businesses, providing dedicated recycling services that ensure NiMH batteries are handled and processed safely.

While storing used NiMH batteries, keep them in a cool, dry place away from flammable materials until they can be recycled. Also, avoid storing them with other types of batteries, such as lead acid batteries or lithium ion batteries, to prevent any potential chemical reactions.

Our service also accepts other types of waste batteries, including alkaline batteries, lithium ion batteries, and nickel cadmium batteries, making it easier for businesses to manage their battery disposal needs comprehensively.

What Are The Risks Associated With Disposing Of Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries?

Improper disposal of Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries can pose several significant risks. These batteries contain heavy metals that can leach into the soil and water, causing environmental contamination that harms wildlife and ecosystems.

Exposure to the heavy metals in NiMH batteries can also be hazardous to human health, potentially leading to skin irritation, respiratory issues, and other health problems if not handled properly.

Additionally, disposing of NiMH batteries in regular rubbish increases the risk of fires and explosions, especially if they come into contact with other reactive materials like lithium ion batteries. Businesses that do not comply with proper disposal regulations for waste batteries, including NiMH batteries, may face significant repercussions. At Collect and Recycle, we help mitigate these risks by providing a safe, efficient, and compliant recycling service for businesses.