Battery recycling
Low loss of raw materialsLithium-ion battery-production is a growing market. But every lithium-ion battery produced also needs to be recycled. The manufacturers face two different types of recycling tasks:
We specialize in advanced solutions for the direct recycling of production scrap during the battery production process. Our systems take the production waste, cut the batteries’ inner foils into small pieces and delaminates the cathode and anode material respectively. Following, it directly sends the material back to the coating process.
From the first quarter of 2025, a special test centre will be available to you for trials on direct scrap recycling during ongoing battery production. We will test how our process fits into your production process and how you can make your battery production more efficient and at the same time fulfil the prescribed recycling quotas. We carry out trials with your materials on Hosokawa Alpine machines to find the optimum solution for you - naturally with the highest safety standards for your and our employees.
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It is estimated that in 2030, around 1,100,000 batteries will reach their end-of-life in Europa alone. However, this scrap contains valuable and critical raw materials like graphite, manganese, cobalt or lithium compounds. These can be reintroduced into the production cycle, therefore increasing the efficiency in the production of lithium-ion batteries.
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