WEEE refers to the waste electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive Manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipment circulating in the EU market must legally bear the responsibility of paying the recycling expenses of scrapped products. At the same time, EU member states are obliged to formulate their own recycling plans for electronic and electrical products and establish relevant supporting recycling facilities, so that the end users of electronic and electrical products can dispose of scrapped equipment conveniently and free of charge.

In the EU, this symbol indicates that when the end user intends to discard the product, the product must be sent to the appropriate facility for recycling and reuse. Since this product cannot be discarded together with other domestic waste, the amount of waste sent to incinerators or landfills will be reduced and natural resources will be saved.

European countries have very strict requirements on environmental protection, and electronic recycling laws play a vital role in the protection of soil pollution and groundwater. With the continuous improvement of Amazon's strategic position in global business and the continuous influx of overseas batteries into the European market through Amazon, the German environmental protection department issued a law specifically for e-commerce, requiring Amazon to notify the overseas e-commerce registered electronic equipment sold on the Amazon platform to recycle, and Amazon must order the merchant to stop selling before obtaining the WEEE electronic equipment recycling code. Therefore, WEEE certification is necessary for battery products to enter the European market.

Recycling rate of materials used in electronic and electrical products

1. Fill in the service application form;

2. Contract signing and payment；

3. Send samples；

4. Sample test;

Service application form, BOM, sample.