Nationwide Lamp Recycling Company Now Recycles Auto Air Bags (SRS Devices) with Zero Landfill Waste
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Johnson City, TN, March 12, 2016 --( While the first commercial airbag designs were introduced in passenger vehicles in the 1970s, the equipment became mandatory on all cars and light trucks sold in the United States on September 1, 1998, with the implementation of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991.Lighting Resources recycling process disassembles both seat belt pre-tensioners and air bags from steering wheel, glove box, side curtain, and other locations.Opened in 2010, the companys EZ on the Earth division has grown to become one of nation’s largest providers of mail-back recycle kits for these types of wastes and offers a comprehensive service for disposal of Tritium Exit signs.These items, also known as supplemental restraint devices (SRS), are in addition to the lamps, batteries, ballasts, electronic waste and other materials its nationwide facilities recycle.Opened in 2010, the companys EZ on the Earth division has grown to become one of nation’s largest providers of mail-back recycle kits for these types of wastes and offers a comprehensive service for disposal of Tritium Exit signs.