GlobalTech: Your Battery & Electronics Recycling Solution

By choosing GlobalTech for your battery recycling needs, your battery waste will be managed in a safe and environmentally friendly way; not only will you have this peace of mind, but you will also experience our superior customer service and quality assurance that sets us apart from other Industry leaders. We make it easy to safely manage your battery waste... find out for yourself and make a positive change for your company and the environment, and give us a call today!

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Hybrid – Vehicle Battery Recycling

At GlobalTech, we specialize in all Hybrid and EV vehicle battery recycling. GlobalTech is an industry leader in the development of new processes for managing all battery waste!

Li-Ion Hybrid Battery Recycling + EV’s

At GlobalTech Environmental we specialize in Li-ion Hybrid Vehicle Battery Recycling. We process all sizes and types of Li-ion Hybrid Batteries; from individual li-ion cells to large Hybrid Vehicle’s containing banks of Li-ion batteries

NiMH Hybrid Battery Recycling + EV’s

GlobalTech Environmental is a Global Leader in NiMH Hybrid Battery Recycling. At GlobalTech’s Facility, we are able to process your NiMH Hybrid Vehicle batteries in a way that reclaims reusable elements of the hybrid vehicle batteries.

Li-Ion Batteries

A lithium-ion battery is often found in today's consumer electronics. Sometimes referred to as a Li-ion battery or a LIB, it's used to power cell phones, laptops and other popular electronic devices.

Lithium Batteries

Lithium batteries are sometimes called button cells, watch batteries or lithium primary batteries. They are often shaped like a short and squat cylinder.

Ni-Cd Batteries

Nickel-metal cadmium batteries are also known by other names including NiCD, NiCD, Ni-Cd or Ni-Cad. These batteries are rechargeable which makes them popular for use in cordless tools and other wireless devices. Though their popularity is waning, many companies still configure their products for use with Ni-Cd batteries.

Lead-Acid Batteries

Targeted to those applications when surge current is unimportant, lead-acid batteries are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes. Cell phone towers, vehicles, marine electronics and forklifts are some applications that use large-format lead-acid batteries.

LiFePO4 Batteries

Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) is a compound that's used in lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries. LiFePO4 batteries commonly provide the power for electric vehicles and power tools.

Absolyte Batteries

A lead-acid battery, absolyte batteries are valve regulated (VRLA), single-cell batteries. They are also maintenance free because they don't require topping up. These special, high current performance batteries are found within the telecommunications field and are highly recyclable in spite of myths to the contrary.

LiMnO2 Batteries

A lightweight battery that is often seen in cameras, defibrillators and other similar products, a LiMnO2 battery might be called a lithium manganese dioxide battery. Eventually, this type of battery discharges by itself over time.

Alkaline Batteries

Recognized as the most common type of household battery, alkaline batteries are used to power a range of diverse electronics including flashlights, children's toys, remote controls and more. Because of the chemical makeup of alkaline batteries, they have little monetary value. There is usually a charge to recycle them.

“Aviation Aircraft Style” Wet NiCD Batteries

Typically encased in steel to protect the battery's components, aviation aircraft batteries are used to provide the starting power for airplane engines.

NiMH Batteries

NiMH batteries are also known as nickel metal hydride batteries or Ni-MH batteries. These batteries come in various sizes and are rechargeable. The nickel they contain can be safely recovered and reused. A lot of Hybrid vehicles use NiMH batteries for power.

Wet NiCD Batteries

Wet NiCD batteries are also called wet industrial batteries or industrial alkaline batteries. This type of battery is used in standby power, emergency lighting, UPS and other reserve power applications that benefit from valve regulated and ventilated wet cell technology.