Greaves Ampere Magnus battery recycling in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
The Greaves Ampere Magnus is not sold in this market, so packs reach Monterrey, Nuevo Leon through importers, research and test fleets or cross-border consolidation. They are accepted as whole packs, with extra checks on documentation and transboundary paperwork.
Pack value at 80% SOH
99 USD
Hybrid Split
Second-life share
47%
At 80% SOH
Site capacity
15,000 TPA
Reverse Logistics Yard
Cities served
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From Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Where a Greaves Ampere Magnus pack goes from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
- 1
Intake at Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Packs travel in UN-approved steel or plastic cages with non-conductive dividers, typically dozens per cage. Each pack is weighed, photographed and discharged below 30% state of charge.
- 2
Graded at Atlanta, Georgia
Modules travel 1,777 km to Atlanta — Georgia Grading Centre for capacity, resistance and impedance testing across all 2 modules.
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Second life at Gothenburg, Sweden
At 80% SOH about 47% of the pack qualifies for reuse and goes to Gothenburg — Nordic Second-Life Campus (8,829 km). Limited — accelerated manganese dissolution caps second-life warranty terms at 36 months.
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Refined at Reno, Nevada
Remaining modules are shredded to black mass and refined at Reno — Nevada Hydrometallurgy Refinery, 2,378 km away.
| Stage | Facility | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Nearest grading bench | Atlanta — Georgia Grading Centre | 1,777 km |
| Nearest second-life works | Gothenburg — Nordic Second-Life Campus | 8,829 km |
| Nearest refinery | Reno — Nevada Hydrometallurgy Refinery | 2,378 km |
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Inside the Greaves Ampere Magnus battery
The Greaves Ampere Magnus (2021) carries a 3.4 kWh LMO / LMO-NMC Pouch pack with 2 modules at 60 V, weighing roughly 28 kg. Legacy manganese-rich pouch packs common in early two- and three-wheeler fleets across South Asia.
| Service year | SOH | Grade | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 2 | 95.5% | A — BESS ready | USD 123 |
| Year 4 | 91.2% | A — BESS ready | USD 119 |
| Year 6 | 86.9% | A — BESS ready | USD 114 |
| Year 8 | 82.6% | B — Second life | USD 104 |
| Year 10 | 78.3% | B — Second life | USD 96 |
What the chemistry means here
How it ages
LMO's weak point is manganese dissolution, which speeds up at elevated temperature and damages the anode. Packs that lived in hot climates without active cooling typically fade faster.
Thermal behaviour
Manganese spinel is more thermally stable than nickel-rich cathodes, but blended LMO-NMC pouch cells still vent flammable gas when abused, and older packs may have weaker protection electronics.
Handling LMO Pouch
Collecting a Greaves Ampere Magnus pack
3.4 kWh, 2 modules, about 28 kg — this is how the Monterrey, Nuevo Leon team plans the job.
Removal
Removable packs are unclipped by hand; fixed packs are removed at the dealer bench with the frame supported.
Packaging
Packs travel in UN-approved steel or plastic cages with non-conductive dividers, typically dozens per cage.
Consolidation
Dealer and swap-station returns are aggregated at a single point so one collection clears many units.
Before the truck arrives
- Tape terminals and connectors on every pack
- Separate swollen or dropped packs into their own container
- Record serials in a single list per cage
- Store below 30% charge away from charging racks
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon site notes
- Cross-border shipments need permits in place well before collection.
- Plants can set up recurring scrap pickups.
- Declare chemistry and state of charge at booking.
- Damaged units are held in isolated storage.
What this pack yields
lithium
0.24 kg
nickel
0.51 kg
cobalt
0.07 kg
manganese
1.49 kg
copper
0.94 kg
aluminium
1.06 kg
Refining-route estimate at 80% SOH. Measured module health on the bench sets the final split.
Rules in Mexico
General Law for the Prevention and Integral Management of Waste (LGPGIR)
Regulator: SEMARNAT
The yard operates under Mexican federal environmental rules administered by SEMARNAT, together with Nuevo León state requirements. Cross-border shipments need hazardous waste export authorisation and US import notification, and transport follows applicable dangerous-goods rules.
Greaves Ampere Magnus in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon: common questions
Can I drop off a Greaves Ampere Magnus battery at Monterrey, Nuevo Leon?
Yes, by appointment. Monterrey — Nuevo Leon Logistics Yard accepts whole Greaves Ampere Magnus packs; book a collection or a drop-off slot so the site can prepare packaging and paperwork.
What happens to Greaves Ampere Magnus modules after Monterrey, Nuevo Leon?
Intake at Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, then Graded at Atlanta, Georgia, then Second life at Gothenburg, Sweden, then Refined at Reno, Nevada. At 80% SOH roughly 47% of the pack goes to second life and the rest is refined.
How should a Greaves Ampere Magnus pack be prepared for pickup?
Tape terminals and connectors on every pack. Separate swollen or dropped packs into their own container. Record serials in a single list per cage. Store below 30% charge away from charging racks.
Which rules apply to Greaves Ampere Magnus recycling in Mexico?
General Law for the Prevention and Integral Management of Waste (LGPGIR), overseen by SEMARNAT. Hazardous materials transport follows SCT regulations, with lithium-ion batteries classed as Class 9.
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