Ni-Cad Batteries

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About Ni-Cad Batteries

How To Properly Scrap Ni-Cad Batteries

Ni-Cad batteries (nickel-cadmium) or also known as rechargeable batteries should be scrapped when they no longer charge or hold a charge. Be sure to check with your local scrap yard to make sure that they accept Ni-Cad batteries and to get their Ni-Cad Battery pricing. Not sure where the closest scrap metal yard is? The iScrap App can help you find a scrap yard near you.

How To Find Someone To Buy Or Take Ni-Cad Batteries

When you choose the yard you would like to go to, you can then see their prices for Ni-Cad batteries as well as other scrap materials. If you have a large load of Ni-Cad batteries and need a pick up, you can simply fill out a container request and schedule the pick up all on the iScrap App.

Where Do You Find Ni-Cad Batteries?

Here are a few different applications and tools that use Ni-Cads:

  • Electric Vehicles
  • Standby Power Stations
  • Portable Electronics
  • Smaller Solar Panels

Be sure to ask for prices from the scrap yards you are using before you have a container delivered. See more Scrapping Videos here.

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Yards around , that accept
Ni-Cad Batteries

Glickman Metal Recycling, LLC

410 E.25th St. N Wichita, Kansas 67219

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ABC Recycling LLC

815 East Gilbert Wichita, Kansas 67211

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