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| Vehicle is purchased after being taken off the road usually due to accident damage. | Parts are removed from vehicles and put back into circulation. | ||||||||
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| All fluids are drained from vehicle in a special facility designed to contain all toxic materials from contaminating the soil. | Once all of the usable parts have been sold and the vehicle is 'parted-out' it is flattened in a large crushing unit. | ||||||||
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| Flattened vehicles are transported off-site for further processing. | |||||||||
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| Vehicle is placed on safety stands in the yard and entered into inventory. | |||||||||
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| Flattened vehicles are shredded and separated into; metal, glass, plastic and fabric for further recycling. At this point they are mostly re-introduced back into the product cycle where they can start the process all over again. | |||||||||