Shock Absorber: Proper disposal
AUTODOC recommends protecting the environment and disposing of used parts properly
Shock Absorber: disposal recommendations
The hazardous waste content of the used part depends on its design and condition. For example, a used shock absorber may contain synthetic hydraulic oil (EWC 13 01 11), a hazardous pollutant affecting almost all sectors of the environment.
- Consumer disposal optionsThe component must be disposed of according to the regulations for sorting metal waste and only after removing oil residues.
- Industrial disposal regulationsThe collection, storage, and disposal are carried out by specialist companies according to the regulatory requirements for this type of waste.
This product cannot be reused
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