The very last step of E-waste management is “reuse.”

We ship plenty of recovered materials. Our team sends material to the related secondary recyclers, manufacturers, or raw material buyers. Basically, it supports additional processing. Moreover, these buyers reuse the materials for the production of new items.

We collect every piece of obscene IT equipment from your doorstep. Moreover, we use fully monitored and secured vehicles for collection. The automobiles have CCTVs and GPS fitted inside for tracking the activity. Besides, it essentially eliminates security threats.

No matter if it is a small amount or a bulk of assets, we will collect. The team takes them to our safe workspace without charging you a penny.

We start sorting as soon as we complete the collection phase. We do it manually as per the item type. It is a vital step in electronic waste disposal. Besides, it must be performed before the assets’ processing and reusing.

We process every asset featuring Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) separately from those that don’t have CRTs. Furthermore, this procedure takes place under the strict supervision of technical experts.

We extract the essential parts and move to the next step of the electrical waste disposal. And, in the next step, we discard outmoded computers.

The computer collection sites function differently. Basically, it follows the guidelines practiced during collection. Sometimes, the recyclers need to pay the owners of the IT assets. Moreover, in some instances, others receive the payment from the owners for disposal. There is also an exchange option of switching old computers with new ones at a relatively lesser cost. However, it plays a significant role in minimizing the environmental footprint. It also helps retrieve vital assets. the assets that you can use for remanufacturing. Moreover, it encourages the sale of new computers.

The unsuitable computers for second-hand use or the ones that cannot be given a second life are disassembled manually. Our team of experts performs the disassembly. However, the fundamental parts taken apart from the computers are speakers, keyboards, sound and graphic cards, DVD drives, circuit boards, and hard disks, among many other valuable components.

Why do we disassemble part? Because they fail to satisfy refurbishing needs or their enhancive upgrading costs outweigh the reuse benefits.

We check computer devices if they are suitable for reusing or not. Upon finding a device that seems operational, in a good physical condition for completing tasks, has non-superannuated parts, or only in need of a minor technological upgrade, are found suitable for upgrading or refurbishing, and then selling or donating.

Moreover, considering their reusability, ornamental IT repairs are made, and all storage drives are wiped off with premium wiping software.

Now, the computers are ready either to be donated or sold. The markets with a high demand for computers are approached for selling.