The precycling process begins with a comprehensive analysis together with the customer, to identify and assess the risks associated in precycling the high-energy battery.

If needed, our flying technicians can provide on-site services, including post-accident handling or maritime operations. Moreover, no two batteries are alike. That’s why we always adapt our processes to the battery’s technical condition and the customer’s specific needs.

Based on a thorough checklist, we determine the condition of the battery and identify potential risks. 

ADR-certified drivers ensure compliant transport. Upon arrival, the battery is securely stored and monitored for any reactions. Given our extensive expertise in handling large batteries, we also assist our customers in selecting the appropriate packaging needed for safe transport, tailored to the condition of each specific battery. 

Before dismantling begins, the battery’s condition and potential for reuse are assessed. Batteries that meet strict criteria for reuse or second-life applications are handled while still charged and are dismantled under close supervision using advanced safety systems.

Batteries that do not qualify for reuse are discharged and dismantled under controlled conditions for further material recovery.

Modules suitable for reuse can help reduce overall costs and, in some cases, even generate positive economic value.
These modules are sent to second-life operators for further processing and reuse. Remaining modules that are not eligible for second-life applications, along with all other material fractions, are sent to certified recycling facilities to ensure regulatory compliance and sustainable solutions.