Electronic Recycling The average consumer has certainly heard of the benefits of gaining cash for electronic scrap recycling. Growing up, there was always someone in the neighborhood or at school who collected cans and scrap metals on the side for extra profits....
Introduction The purchase of electronic devices has grown exponentially in recent years, and their lifespan has become increasingly shorter. Most of the items end up in landfills; they aren't degradable and contain high toxins. The chemical elements can seep into the...
About Copper Copper or 29Cu is the 29th atomic number on the periodic table of elements. Copper is a naturally occurring metal. This means it occurs in a way that makes it usable as metal and made into any number of items. Throughout history, copper has...
The tech world has changed tremendously over the last two decades. There are so many amounts of digital data created every second. This deluge isn’t slowing down, and the rate of data creation keeps on increasing. With the creation of so much data comes the eventual...
Copper is an element and mineral, important for your everyday life. Copper is considered a key industrial metal due to the malleability, resistance to corrosion, high ductility, and electrical and thermal conductivity. When metals used in the United States are...
Why Do We Recycle Computers, Anyway? Why do we recycle computers? It's a question that deserves an answer. It's a question that has many good answers, too. Recycling, in general, can be a wonderful thing. The many diverse advantages of recycling include but are not...
You’re at a standstill as to what you’ll do with those stacks of boxes in your garage or home office, stuffed to the gills with electronic parts, old computers, and obsolete technology. How do you recycle this mishmash of parts? Where do you take it all? Never fear,...
Due to the current Corona Virus epidemic, we are implementing a contactless drop off service to ensure the health and safety of our customers and employees. This means customers will be unloading all their recyclable items themselves. Remember there is still a CHARGE...
Broken, surplus, and obsolete electronic items are electronics waste, which we also call e-scrap or e-waste. Every year, millions of tablets, laptops, computers, TVs, and mobile phones approach the end of their useful life and become e-waste. Electronic waste contains...
