Lead can be recycled in several ways. Typically, after the lead has been used for its intended purpose it is melted down and reformed into new products such as car batteries, bullets, or even architectural components. This process of melting and reforming the lead is known as secondary smelting. It allows manufacturers to reuse the lead without having to create new lead from scratch, reducing costs and the environmental impact of mining. Lead can also be recycled through other methods such as shredding and separating it into component parts for reuse. This is known as tertiary recycling and allows for more specialized products to be made from recycled lead.
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