Top 10 Lead-Acid Battery Cutter Suppliers in Saudi Arabia

Founded in 2010, Riyadh-based SERT has emerged as a pioneer in Saudi’s recycling equipment scene, with a focus on lead-acid battery solutions. What sets them apart? Their deep understanding of local conditions—they design equipment to withstand Saudi’s extreme heat and dusty environments, ensuring consistent performance year-round.

Their flagship product, the LeadMaster Pro Cutter , is a favorite among mid-sized recycling facilities. Equipped with a dual-blade system and automated feeding mechanism, it processes 800–1,200 kg/hour, seamlessly integrating with lead acid battery breaking and separation systems for end-to-end processing. SERT’s in-house service team operates across Jeddah, Dammam, and Riyadh, offering 24/7 support and same-day spare parts delivery for critical components.

“SERT’s cutter has been a game-changer for our facility in Dammam,” says Ali Al-Mansoori, operations manager at Gulf Recycling Co. “We used to struggle with downtime during summer, but their heat-resistant motors and dust-sealed controls keep us running even when temperatures hit 50°C.”

A subsidiary of the European giant Global Recycling Systems, GRS KSA brings decades of global expertise to Saudi Arabia, with a warehouse in Jeddah and service centers in Riyadh and Khobar. Their specialty? High-capacity, fully automated systems designed for large-scale recycling plants.

The GRS MegaCut 2000 is their star product, boasting a processing capacity of 1,500–2,000 kg/hour. It features advanced sensors that adjust cutting pressure based on battery size, reducing plastic waste and ensuring clean separation of lead plates. What’s more, GRS integrates their cutters with rotary furnaces for paste reduction—a critical step in lead recovery—creating a turnkey solution for facilities aiming to maximize lead purity.

“We partnered with GRS when we expanded our Riyadh plant in 2023,” notes Mohammed Al-Zahrani, CEO of National Battery Recycling. “Their MegaCut 2000 cut our processing time by 40%, and the integration with their rotary furnace eliminated the need for manual material handling. It’s been a game-changer for safety and efficiency.”

AST, based in Dammam, prides itself on “local innovation with global standards.” Founded by a team of Saudi engineers, they specialize in mid-range cutters tailored for small to medium facilities, offering a balance of performance and affordability.

The AST EcoCutter 500 is their bestseller, designed for operations processing 500–800 kg/hour. It’s compact (ideal for facilities with limited space) yet rugged, with a hydraulic cutting mechanism that minimizes energy use—critical in a country where electricity costs are a key concern. AST also offers custom training programs for staff, ensuring operators can troubleshoot minor issues independently.

“As a family-owned recycler in Medina, we needed equipment that was reliable but didn’t break the bank,” says Fatima Al-Turki, owner of Al-Turki Recycling. “AST’s EcoCutter 500 fit the bill perfectly. Their team trained our staff in just two days, and we’ve had zero major breakdowns in two years.”

A division of China’s leading recycling equipment manufacturer, ARE Saudi has made waves in the kingdom with its cost-effective, high-performance cutters. With a regional office in Riyadh, they focus on providing “big-plant features at mid-plant prices.”

The ARE HC-800 is a standout, featuring a heavy-duty steel frame and a precision blade system that reduces plastic fragmentation—a common issue with cheaper cutters. It processes 800–1,000 kg/hour and is compatible with most lead acid battery breaking and separation systems, making it a flexible choice for facilities looking to upgrade existing lines. ARE’s partnership with local distributor Al-Mansoori Industrial Supplies ensures fast access to spare parts.

“We switched to ARE’s HC-800 last year, and the difference in plastic quality is night and day,” says Omar Al-Saud, operations director at Eastern Province Recycling. “Our plastic recyclers now pay more for our output because the pieces are larger and cleaner. The ROI came faster than we expected.”

Headquartered in Dubai with a strong Saudi presence (offices in Jeddah and Riyadh), GreenTech is known for its focus on safety and compliance. Their lead-acid battery cutters are designed to meet the strictest international standards, including EU’s REACH and Saudi’s own environmental regulations.

The GreenTech SafeCut Pro is a favorite among facilities prioritizing worker safety. It features an enclosed cutting chamber with HEPA-filtered fume extraction, reducing lead dust exposure to below 0.05 mg/m³—well under Saudi’s limit of 0.15 mg/m³. The cutter processes 1,000–1,500 kg/hour and includes a built-in electrolyte collection system to prevent soil contamination.

“Safety is non-negotiable for us,” says Dr. Layla Al-Farsi, environmental compliance officer at Riyadh Industrial Recycling. “GreenTech’s SafeCut Pro not only meets but exceeds Saudi’s dust standards, and the electrolyte collection system has made our audits a breeze. It’s worth every riyal for the peace of mind.”

NRM, a homegrown Saudi brand established in 2005, has built a loyal following with its no-nonsense approach: durable equipment, transparent pricing, and lifetime technical support. Based in Riyadh, they serve clients across the kingdom, from small towns to major industrial hubs.

The NRM PowerCutter 1500 targets large-scale facilities, processing 1,500–2,000 kg/hour with a triple-blade system that handles even the thickest battery casings. What clients love? NRM’s “Lifetime Parts Guarantee” for critical components like blades and motors—unheard of in the industry. Their service team, with technicians in every major city, averages a 4-hour response time for emergency calls.

“We’ve been with NRM since day one,” says Bandar Al-Khalid, owner of Northern Recycling in Tabuk. “Their PowerCutter 1500 has processed over 10,000 tons of batteries with minimal issues, and when we needed a new blade last year, they delivered it for free under their lifetime guarantee. You can’t put a price on that kind of trust.”

A branch of Germany’s EuroRecycler GmbH, this supplier brings European engineering to Saudi Arabia, focusing on precision and longevity. With a showroom in Riyadh, they cater to clients who want “the best, no compromises.”

The EuroRecycler PrecisionCut 1200 is a marvel of engineering, featuring laser-guided cutting alignment that ensures 99% separation accuracy between lead and plastic. It processes 1,200 kg/hour and uses 30% less energy than comparable models, thanks to its variable-speed motor. EuroRecycler also offers remote monitoring—technicians in Berlin can troubleshoot issues in real time, reducing reliance on local staff for complex problems.

“We invested in EuroRecycler’s PrecisionCut for our Jeddah plant because we needed precision,” says Khalid Al-Hajj, technical director at Premium Recycling. “The laser alignment means we lose less lead to plastic waste, and the energy savings alone pay for the premium price tag. Their remote support is a lifesaver—we once had a sensor issue fixed in 20 minutes via video call.”

SIS, based in Khobar, has carved a niche as a one-stop shop for recycling equipment, offering everything from cutters to air pollution control systems. Their lead-acid battery cutters are designed to work seamlessly with their own downstream equipment, creating integrated solutions that simplify operations.

The SIS Integrated Cutter System pairs a 1,000 kg/hour cutter with a built-in conveyor and initial separation unit, reducing the need for additional machinery. For clients concerned about emissions, SIS offers optional air pollution control system integration, ensuring compliance with Saudi’s strict air quality standards. Their “Total Solution” package includes installation, training, and a 5-year maintenance contract.

“We wanted to avoid the hassle of coordinating multiple suppliers,” says Sarah Al-Mansoori, project manager at Eastern Recycling Co. “SIS’s integrated system means our cutter, conveyor, and air pollution control all talk to each other. If there’s an issue, one team handles it. It’s made our operations so much smoother.”

Based in Madinah, MERI is a rising star, known for innovative, budget-friendly cutters designed for startups and small recyclers. Founded by a group of engineering graduates from King Abdulaziz University, they combine fresh ideas with a deep understanding of Saudi’s recycling challenges.

The MERI StarterCutter 300 is tailored for micro-facilities processing 300–500 kg/hour. It’s manually fed (reducing upfront costs) but includes key safety features like a hand guard and emergency stop. MERI offers flexible financing options, including rent-to-own, making it accessible for new entrants.

“When we started our recycling business in Hail, we had limited capital,” says Youssef Al-Asmari, founder of Hail Green Recycling. “MERI’s StarterCutter let us get off the ground without a huge loan, and their team even helped us secure a small business ｇｒａｎｔ. Now that we’re growing, we’re upgrading to their larger model—we wouldn’t trust anyone else.”

TechnoCycle Arabia, with offices in Riyadh and Dammam, rounds out our list with a focus on versatility. Their cutters are designed to handle not just standard car batteries but also larger industrial batteries (used in forklifts and generators), making them a top choice for multi-sector recyclers.

The TechnoCycle MultiCut 1800 features adjustable blade spacing and a heavy-duty hydraulic system, allowing it to process batteries of varying sizes—from small 12V car batteries to large 200Ah industrial units. It processes 1,500–1,800 kg/hour and includes a sorting tray to separate different battery types mid-process, reducing manual labor.

“We recycle both car and industrial batteries, so one-size-fits-all equipment never worked,” says Nasser Al-Jaber, operations manager at MultiRecycle KSA. “TechnoCycle’s MultiCut adjusts on the fly—no more stopping to reconfigure settings. It’s saved us hours of downtime each week.”