For manufacturers generating circuit board runoff, production rejects, or obsolete inventory, CJD handles electronics manufacturers recycling across Metro St. Louis and the region. Drop off or arrange a pickup.
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Bring material in any configuration. CJD handles the breakdown on-site.
Every payout is invoiced against current commodity values with line-item detail.
Manufacturers with recurring material flow qualify for dealer pricing above standard retail rates.
From single-pallet drop-offs to contracted volume programs, here’s what every manufacturing partnership at CJD includes.
Manufacturers dealing with circuit board runoff need an electronics manufacturers recycling partner who understands the material and can move volume without requiring prep work on your end. CJD’s manufacturer e-waste solutions cover everything from single-pallet lots to full truckload shipments, with pricing tied to current e-scrap commodity values.
Our electronics manufacturers recycling program handles a wide range of material types from production environments. Here’s what we accept.
Tell us about your material and volume and we’ll confirm pricing and logistics before your first delivery. CJD handles the coordination so your operations team doesn’t have to.
CJD holds R2v3 certification, meeting the downstream compliance requirements most manufacturers need from a recycling partner. Mixed loads are accepted without pre-sorting, and dealer pricing is available for recurring circuit board recycling volume. Operations generating large mixed loads can work with our sorting and processing team to maximize return across multiple material categories in a single shipment.
What types of electronic manufacturing fallout does CJD accept?
CJD accepts PCB assemblies, populated boards, production rejects, failed test boards, power supplies, industrial controls, telecom hardware, and warranty returns. Mixed loads are accepted without pre-sorting requirements.
What manufacturer computer recycling and IT equipment does CJD handle?
Manufacturing environments accumulate IT equipment alongside production hardware. CJD accepts desktops, laptops, servers, and shop-floor computing systems in the same drop-off or pickup alongside circuit boards and production fallout.
How is pricing determined for production fallout?
Pricing is based on current commodity values. CJD provides transparent, per-pound pricing with documentation available for every transaction. High-volume accounts qualify for dealer pricing above standard retail rates. Learn more about the e-waste buying program for pricing and volume options.
CJD’s electronics manufacturers recycling program handles production fallout, end-of-line inventory, and ongoing runoff for manufacturers across Metro St. Louis and the region.
