Battery Express Service
2026-07-15 04:38:56

New Express Collection Option for Swollen Lithium-Ion Batteries in Tokyo Area

New Express Collection Service for Swollen Batteries



Overview
The need for safe disposal of lithium-ion batteries, particularly those that are swollen or overheating, is more pressing than ever. SYSTR Corporation has launched a new service called the Express Collection, allowing for the collection of these dangerous batteries within just two hours. This service is primarily available in the Tokyo 23 wards and comes with an additional fee of 5,500 yen on top of the regular collection charges.

Users can feel secure knowing that trained staff will use fireproof bags and insulating materials to handle the packaging and transportation of these hazardous batteries safely. This option caters to those who find themselves in urgent situations, such as fearing potential fires or needing immediate disposal despite being unable to find appropriate drop-off locations.

Why the Express Collection?



Swollen lithium-ion batteries present a significant risk, indicative of internal gas buildup that can lead to fire or explosion if left unattended, especially in a high-temperature environment. The Tokyo Fire Department has raised alarms about increasing incidents of fires resulting from lithium-ion batteries, particularly emphasizing the importance of immediate and safe disposal of swollen or deformed batteries.

Many individuals are left with hazardous batteries that cannot be disposed of through typical recycling points or store drop-off boxes, raising alarms about their storage. This newly implemented service addresses the urgent needs of consumers who wish to dispose of these batteries without further delay.

Express Collection Service Details


  • - Name: Swollen Battery Express Collection
  • - Content: An expedited service that guarantees collection within two hours.
  • - Cost: Regular collection fees + 5,500 yen (including tax).
- Tokyo 23 wards: 11,000 yen (including tax)
- Areas outside Tokyo (e.g., Saitama, Chiba, Kanagawa): 13,200 yen (including tax)
  • - Timeframe: Arrival within a minimum of two hours; actual arrival time will depend on area, time of day, and current demand. Confirmation will be given upon scheduling.
  • - Safety Protocols: Customers do not need to touch the hazardous batteries; professional staff will pack and transport them using appropriate safety measures.

When to Use the Express Collection


  • - Discovering a swollen mobile battery while rummaging through drawers or bags.
  • - Finding that a battery is hot and not wanting to leave it unattended.
  • - Preparing for visitors or moving, needing to dispose of batteries promptly that day.
  • - Being turned away from public recycling centers or stores when attempting to dispose of swollen batteries.
  • - Having concerns about the safety of handling swollen or deformed batteries personally.
  • - Anytime there is a need for urgent and safe battery disposal.

Availability of Service


The Express Collection service is available primarily within the Tokyo 23 wards. However, it also extends to neighboring regions such as Saitama, Chiba, and Kanagawa. As the service requires specific coordination around delivery times, customers are advised to call for immediate scheduling.

How to Apply


  • - Phone: Contact 0120-600-065, available 24/7. Indicate your interest in the Express Collection to receive details on timing and pricing.
  • - LINE: You can also receive a quick quote by sending a photo of the battery (even a swollen or overheating one) without needing to handle it.

Contact Information


For emergency inquiries or to learn more about the service, you can reach out via:
- Tokyo 23 Wards
- Saitama
- Chiba
- Kanagawa

The service guarantees peace of mind for those in need of urgent safe disposal of lithium-ion batteries, ensuring safety in what could otherwise be a hazardous situation.


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