Electronic waste refers to electronic equipment or assets such as computers, laptop servers, cell phones, UPS Cables & Printer, and other electronic devices that are no longer required.
The risks of not using a responsible recycler for electronic waste include hazardous materials being mishandled, improperly recycled, or even illegally dumped.
Electronic waste recycling is a process that starts with the collection of discarded electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, TVs, and other electronics.
The first stage involves sorting and dismantling the devices to separate different components and materials. Then, hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and brominated flame retardants are safely removed to prevent environmental contamination.
Afterward, the recyclable materials, including metals (such as gold, silver, copper) are processed and sent to specialized facilities for further treatment.
The materials are then transformed into reusable raw materials through techniques like shredding, melting, and refining.
