The lifeblood of our technological age, circuit boards regulate power and transmit data throughout all our devices. They contain precious metals in small quantities and varying quality of commodities to make them.

The portable computer, whether you have one the size of a suitcase or the size of a folder, we can take care of it! We separate the various commodities to ensure all of them are safely and properly processed.

From the Brick phones of the 80s to the iPhones of today, these devices have become an essential part of our daily lives. For some they have even replaced their personal computers. However, when they need to be recycled, they have batteries, plastic, & hazardous compounds that need to be disposed of properly.

Though they may look similar to phones of the past, these high-tech devices are a lot more sophisticated than people realize. Simple machines have been replaced with Circuit boards which have improved better quality of sound.

To ensure our networks survive an outage, UPS Units can keep the blinking lights on for a short period of time. They can be as small as a block on the floor or fill an entire room, depending on the needs of an organization.

The face behind the “Cloud”, these workhorses house data and allowed it to be accessed from all over or on a local Intranet.

These flat panel screens have replaced the older CRT technology. Even with better technology, it does not mean better recycling. Just as the CRTs contained Leaded glass, the LCDs contain Mercury bulbs. The newer LED monitors have circuit boards, typically covered in Lead solder to hold the LEDs in place.