Tailgate Struts: Proper disposal
Tailgate Struts: disposal recommendations
A used boot lid gas spring is classified as hazardous waste if it contains mineral oils.
Waste oil products are toxic, flammable, and pose an environmental threat to water, soil, and air.
- Consumer disposal optionsContact a specialised hazardous waste disposal company. It is prohibited to disassemble and heat the part!
- Industrial disposal regulationsThe collection and disposal of used boot lid gas springs is carried out in accordance with the List of Wastes Regulations of 2005 and the Waste Framework Directive 75/442/EEC.
This product cannot be reused
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