Einhell recycles your battery
In cooperation with GRS Batterien Service GmbH
Our goal is to support the use of our PXC batteries with a transparent return and recycling scheme. With several million batteries in circulation, we take responsibility for ensuring their safe and legally compliant life cycle.
That’s why we offer our customers a clearly defined take-back system: used batteries can be returned via our collection points or through our certified partner, GRS Batterien Service GmbH, and will be fed into the legally required recycling process. We’ll now guide you through the return and recycling process step by step.
Einhell Return & Recycling Process
Step by step towards the proper return of your battery
1. Collecting your data
Simply fill in the form below with your address and customer details. This allows us to register the recycling request for your used battery. We also ask for some battery-specific information – such as the article number, version designation, and current functional status. Additionally, we need to know whether the battery is still operational.
2. We'll send you a shipping box
After submitting the form, we will check all the information and provide you with a free shipping package with further information on how to package and ship your PXC battery. Of course, we also take care of the shipping costs when taking back the battery.
3. GRS recycles your battery
In the field of battery recycling, we rely on GRS Batterien Service GmbH as our expert partner. As a nationwide take-back system for device and industrial batteries, GRS organises the collection, sorting, and recycling of used batteries. Every returned lithium-ion battery – including our PXC batteries – is treated properly: the batteries are sorted according to their chemical composition. This involves processes designed to recover valuable raw materials as completely as possible. You can find more information about the take-back system and recycling methods on the GRS website.