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When you decide to scrap your car, it doesn’t just disappear. Instead, it begins a systematic recovery journey designed to salvage key components and bilskrot ersättning samma dag minimize ecological harm. First, the vehicle is delivered to an approved dismantling center where it undergoes a hazardous material removal. This involves removing dangerous liquids such as motor oil, antifreeze, hydraulic fluid, gearbox fluid, and fuel. These substances are collected and either recycled or disposed of safely to protect groundwater and land quality.

Next, the battery is removed. Car batteries contain toxic lead and sulfuric acid, both of which can be dangerous without proper protocols. The lead is smelted and recycled into fresh battery cores, while the housing material is regranulated for use in industrial plastics.

Inflatable safety systems and tensioning devices are also professionally neutralized and taken out because they contain high-risk propellants that could be potentially lethal if accidentally activated.

After the hazardous components are taken out, usable parts are inspected and cataloged for resale. Items like powertrains, axles, tires, reflectors, bulbs, and stereos can be reconditioned and distributed to mechanics or private buyers. This prolongs the utility of parts and reduces the need to manufacture new ones, conserving raw materials.

Once all functional components are detached, the remaining shell of the car is crushed into a compact cube to optimize hauling efficiency. The crushed metal is then sent to a shredder that shreds it into granules. High-efficiency separation equipment distinguish iron-based alloys such as steel and cast iron from nonferrous metals such as aluminum, copper, and brass. These metals are sold to foundries and manufacturers to be reprocessed into fresh raw material—from automobiles, household devices, and building supplies.

The remaining waste stream, called ASR includes polymer fragments, tires, windshield shards, and upholstery. While this portion is more challenging to process, advancements in technology are improving how much of it can be recovered. Some of the residue is converted into aggregate for paving or incinerated for thermal energy, while research is ongoing to develop eco-friendly applications.

Turning in your car for scrap goes beyond disposal—it’s part of a comprehensive circular economy that preserves raw materials, minimizes landfill burden, and promotes reuse. By opting for ethical disposal, you contribute to a cleaner planet by keeping hazardous waste contained.