The red lead makes dragon eggs fireworks, the small crackling stars that burn brightly when mixed with aluminum powder. To reuse for a battery grind it all, including the plate frames. Mix some fiberglass powder in it and make clay like. Cast a plate and put the paste in scraping flat. Wrap in fiberglass paper, Allow to air dry, then bake at about 400 to 450 degreesF for a few hours.

I found you can salvage the negative plates from dead lead acid batteries and rebuild them into a new battery. if the negative plates are in decent condition they can be reused and achieve roughly 1/2 the batteries original capacity! Simply use either 1/2 or 1/3 the negative plates as positives. and the lead dioxide layer will begin forming! Keep it going afterwards. You want it kept on a trickle charge. float charge for maybe several weeks. and charged often. the self discharge rate will decrease with use and more float charging. until its able to hold a charge on its own! You can use two dead batteries to potentially make 1 fully working almost like new battery if the negative plates are in good shape! Usually the positive electrodes have disintegrated into useless mushy junk. and can probably be discarded. You might be able to very poorly make a paste out of positive electrode material and slowly convert it into metallic form lead by reverse electrolysis on the red lead. using a diluted sulfuric acid OR substituin baking soda. Baking soda is very slow but can work. Magnesium sulfate is faster. but your sacrificial anode may disintegrate and need to be replaced several times. You don't even need any special binder. Just press it tightly into some kind of lead grid. under pressure. with a VERY VERY THICK and dense separator between the electrodes. it'll form conductive pathways through the particles compressed against each other and slowly convert the lead into spongy metallic lead. Thats why you need a very thick separator. and decent spacing between the electrodes. but it works!

Finally Someone explained in detail how it’s made.

Thanks for the break apart. The composition of the paste differs from company to company as also composition/configuration of the Grid & exact alloy(Calcium lead Antimony nowadays).All these criteria do have a bearing on the lifecycle, endurance.

very informative video! I was look for your information on Google for an hour, Google is now ad junk. thank you!!!!!

Interesting project coming up for sure.

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Thanks for sharing. You have definitely touched on a subject that is very close to my heart since storage is the most expensive part of solar energy collection. Anyone who learns to make their own deep cycle batteries from discarded car batteries is home free and off the grid overnight. As Li-ion batteries become more popular (I don't know why since they don't last any longer than Pb-acid) - except for the weight factor in vehicles) the price of lead will crash and nobody will want to be in the battery recycling (for lead only) business. KZfaq is full of videos on how to pull things apart but videos on repurposing and recycling are few and far between. Let's all keep up the good work. We are heading in the right direction. Looking forward to the next exciting instalment.

Basically. Crush negative and positive plates, separately. Melt the lead. The antimonium grid will float and be taken apart. Then cool the melted lead in grains. Put the grains in a rotative barell with steel balls inside to make a lead powder. Melt the grid antimonium in a higher temperature and pour in grid molds. Then press the lead powder in the grids using maybe 1ton of pressure in a hidraulic press. And you'll have new plates. Put fiber glass separator between the plates and you'll have a new battery. And watch Pakistani battery truck to learn how to reassemble the batteries.

hey all, The best ideas that I have read was on Volt daddy (i did a google) Gotta be the most informative info on batteries and this kinda stuff that i have found.

Thanks for the good video. I was wondering, .......... what happens if you crush the positive plates just as they are, to a fine powder (the left over lead and the PbO2) and then make that into the paste? I have done that and it seems to work ok. I got a short cct current of 4.68 amps after charging. The short cct current was sustained for at least ten minutes at which time it went just below 1 amp. The test cell I made was very tiny, only 1 inch wide x three inches high surface area. The forming of the new rejigged positive plate, improved vastly after three or four charge discharge cycles. Thanks Edward P.S. May I caution you that those gloves are next to useless as a guard against the toxic lead dust. You really need to use fully black rubber gloves that are fully sealed.

very interesting

What is the binder ceramic material used to bind lead sponge powder with conductive properties ????

so have you succeeded in casting grids and making paste ? where is that video?

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You have not mention that how to make lead plates

I really thought you would show more than just the plates. I know thats what you said you would show, yes nice to know what it cost for the lead paste. But is there a value to recycle the paste? Saw one guy just knock the dried paste out of the lead grid onto the ground, which if it is indeed has lead in it, doesn’t sound like a good idea. Why didn’t you do that instead of smashing them up together? Don’t you have to separate them anyway, so you can melt the solid lead grid?

Bisakah bekas rontokan dari plat sel aki diolah kembali jdi tepung pbo dan bisa dipakai lagi mmbuat plat sel baru mks

looking very closely at the gravel in your driveway

The one that is brown like the soil, what is it made of, sir

Has anyone found a video on making battery plates, how the paste is made, how it is applied to the plates?

Where to buy pos./neg. Plate acid here in manila dealer.

I want to know what the batteries have to do with the battery plate

I am talking to Pakistan and I make the battery myself

I need to make a plate

Hi sir what's up if someone can help me

I need a lot of help for my business

how should the negaitve cell be heated

Mene interesuje proces sagorevanja olovo i dobijanje olovo oksida koji se presuje y elektrode odnosno u ploce akomulatora.

don't mix the anode plaque and cathode plaque leade because they have difirent compasition

Just wondering if you know the difference between a square and a rectangle?

What is the insulator for the negative plates?

*Get same better gloves before you give yourself brain damage!*