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CAR PARTS RECYCLED |
OLD USE |
RECYCLED |
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BATTERIES
Refurbished and Resold
Materials Separated and Recycled (Plastics, Lead - Acids
Neutralized) |
Contain Acids, Lead, and Plastics. If sent to a landfill, they can
contaminate up to 20 miles of land around them dangers also present
for lead poisoning.
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Once refurbished, this batter now serves a new purpose for many
years to come without harming the environment. |
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GLASS
Cut Out and Reused on Similar Vehicle
Smoldered for "new glass" |
Glass, if left in
vehicles will end up in land fills, broken glass in cars is also a
safety hazard.
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The glass we remove
from our vehicles is melted and reused for a variety of different
products. |
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COOLANT
Filtered and Resold |
Automobile Coolant/Antifreeze (Glycol). This fluid contains many
different chemicals. These chemicals can contaminate the earth,
deteriorate asphalt, as well as harm animals, if ingested.
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Most of the Automobile Coolant/Antifreeze in the vehicles we process
is removed, filtered, and resold for a variety of different uses.
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LUBRICATING
OILS
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Engine lubricating
oils have been known to cause many environmental issues in the
world. If improperly disposed of, lubricating oils can contaminate
soil as well as local drinking water.
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All oil is removed
from our vehicles, these oils are then filtered and reused for the
production of synthetic engine oils. Recycled oil is also used in
clean burning oil furnaces. |
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AUTOMOTIVE
PLASTICS |
Polypropylene (PP),
Polyethylene (PE), Polyurethane (PU) and Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
are the most common plastic types used in vehicle production.
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These plastics are
easily recyclable and commonly used for many products. Once our
vehicles are shredded, all plastics are separated and sent to
factories to be recycled.
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