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KM E-Waste

Sustainable Solutions for a Cleaner World Reduce Recycle Renew

Electronic waste includes items like computers, laptops, servers, cell phones, kitchen appliances, and other electronic devices that are no longer needed. If electronic waste isn’t recycled by a responsible company, hazardous materials could be mishandled, recycled incorrectly, or even illegally dumped, leading to serious environmental harm. This can result in fines and even jail time. KME WASTE follows the rules of the NEMWA Act 2018 to make sure electronic waste is safely managed, recycled, and disposed of.

We also offer services like data destruction, asset management, and secure disposal to help our clients protect their data.

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Recycle Electronics, Renew the Earth

Collect & Sort

E-waste recycling involves the collection, sorting and processing of electronic wastes to recover valuable materials and safely dispose of the hazardous substances. This process not only reduces the amount of waste sent to the landfills but also conserve natural resources and minimizes environmental pollution.

Safely Recycle & Refurbish

Refurbished electronics, particularly laptops, reduce e-waste and foster a sustainable future. E-waste is both valuable as source for secondary raw material, and toxic if handled and discarded improperly.

Dispose Responsibly

Many electronic devices contain hazardous chemicals. If they aren't disposed of safely, those chemicals can pose safety hazard to people, animals and environment. In addition to contaminated soil, hazardous wastes can pollute the air and leach into the water resources.

Stages Of Recycling

Collection

Electronic products are collected through recycling bins, take-back programs, or on-demand services and stored properly.

Storage

E-waste is stored and separated by category

Manual Sorting

E-waste is sorted, dismantled and shredded. The components are separated mechanically

Recovery

Valuable materials are recovered.

Collaboration

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But what happens to the old electronic assets?

“If they have been placed into storage, either in someone’s cabinet or in the corner of an office, you are effectively costing the company /yourself money with no more ROI.”

  • E-waste can be environmentally harmful if disposed of in a landfill as these items contain toxic and hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and brominated fire retardants.
  • Items containing these substances are damaging to the environment and should not be sent to landfill. If disposed of correctly, the recyclable components can be recovered for reuse and hazardous materials can be treated appropriately.

Less Waste, More Green

Recycle Today for a Cleaner Tomorrow

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