What is eWaste Recycling?

Rich Source of Raw Material: Approximately 10–15% of gold is recoverable from e-waste worldwide. Also, it is said that eWaste contains deposits of precious metals that estimate between 40 and 50 times costlier and richer than their ores beneath the earth’s surface.

Solid Waste Management: There are excessive landfill and solid waste. eWaste recycling helps prevent further degradation of agricultural land and curbs pollution.

Toxic Materials: Old electronic gadgets and devices contain toxic materials like mercury, lead, chromium, and cadmium. Therefore, eWaste recycling helps assure proper processing, so that these devices do not release these toxic gases into the environment.

1. Collection of the eWaste from dumping or deposit points.
2. Break them with a hammer or by hammering.
3. Separate individual components i.e. plastic, glass, copper, and other metallic materials.
4. Take individual materials to their different recycling points for further processing.
5. Pack non-recyclable materials and properly dispose of them.

• Reduces water, air, and soil pollution
• Protects natural resources
• Reduces the space required for landfills
• eWaste recycling creates employment opportunities

In today’s age, recycling has become popular among people. Those who recycle accomplish as much as they can to help maintain a greener world. These recycling efforts try to keep as much material out of landfills as possible. Recyclers and scrappers alike can also sell eScrap computers and scrap electronics at a profit.

Computers, laptops, servers, and monitors make up the majority of this category.

• Computer towers (HDD removed)
• Servers (HDD removed)
• Laptops (HDD and batteries removed)
• LCD Monitors
• LCD Televisions
• Monitors & TVs (CRT)
• Cell phones (batteries must be removed)