Drained Lead-Acid Battery Scrap
Drained Lead-Acid Battery Scrap consists of used automotive and industrial lead-acid batteries that have been properly drained and prepared for recycling. This material is a valuable secondary raw material for lead recycling, smelting, refining, and battery manufacturing.
The scrap may include various types of end-of-life lead-acid batteries, including automotive starter batteries and other industrial battery units. After collection and appropriate preparation, the batteries are supplied for professional recycling and material recovery.
Types of Battery Scrap
The supply may include:
- Automotive lead-acid batteries
- Car battery scrap
- Truck battery scrap
- Commercial vehicle batteries
- Industrial lead-acid batteries
- Used starter batteries
- Mixed lead-acid battery scrap
Recycling & Applications
Drained battery scrap is primarily processed at specialist recycling facilities. During recycling, the batteries can be separated into their major material streams, allowing lead-bearing materials, plastics, and other components to be recovered and processed appropriately.
Recovered lead can subsequently be used in the production of new lead products, battery components, lead alloys, and other industrial materials. Recycling these batteries helps recover valuable raw materials while reducing the amount of end-of-life battery waste requiring disposal.
Packaging & Supply
The material is normally supplied on pallets secured with shrink wrapping to facilitate handling, storage, and transportation. Packaging can be adjusted according to the buyer’s requirements and shipment arrangements.
With a stated supply capacity of 500–1,500 metric tonnes per month, the product is suitable for lead recyclers, secondary smelters, battery manufacturers, metal processors, wholesalers, and industrial buyers.
Important Website Note
I would not advertise “99.99%” as the lead purity unless you have a laboratory certificate confirming it. The specification you provided says “Acid Battery Scrap on 99.99%,” but that wording is ambiguous. It is safer and more professional to state “high lead-bearing material” and provide the actual assay when available.

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