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DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH /
ACCUREC Recycling GmbH, Germany 
Visit of a ferrous and a Nickel-Cadmium battery recycling plant

DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH

DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH was founded in 1876 to recycle metal containing residues arising in industrial processes. Today it is focused on processing iron containing dusts and sludges from the European steel industry into high quality pig iron for the foundry industry. The company does this in a sinter plant and a blast furnace.

With about 270 employees the company produces approximately 280 000 t of pig iron from about 400 000 t of secondary raw materials. Apart from steel mill residues DK offers its highly sophisticated services for the recycling of other iron containing dusts/sludges and especially batteries.

More information at: www.dk-duisburg.de

ACCUREC Recycling GmbH

1995- 1997 foundation - development of NiCd recycling process - lab scale test - scouting an appropriate site 1997-1998 setting in Mülheim, technical upscaling, permitting procedure 1999-2000 implementation of industrial scale 1,000 to/y 2000-2005 progressive expansion of capacity 4,000 to/y 2006-2008 start NiMH battery recycling 2009-2012 start R&D Li-Ion recycling of consumer batteries 2012-2014 start R&D Li-Ion recycling of industrial/automotive batteries 2015-2016 implementation of new headquarter for additional treatment capacities for Lithium primary and secondary batteries

More information at: www.accurec.de

 Registration form

The tour will only take place with a minimum of 10 participants.

*No guarantee on arrival time due to traffic conditions