Shredding
The shredding process turns mixed electronics into a cleaner, consistent material stream so the final recovered commodities are of better quality and suitable for proper separation.
Preparing clean input for effective downstream recovery
The shredding process turns mixed electronics into a cleaner, consistent material stream so the final recovered commodities are of better quality and suitable for proper separation.
The principle of "garbage in, garbage out" is vital in end-of-life electronics recycling. Better incoming material quality leads to better output quality.
Pre-picking removes batteries, UPS battery systems, toner cartridges, fluorescent lights, and CRT units before they enter the main shredder.
Water separation helps divide plastic from glass and other mixed content.
The main shredder breaks the material into smaller fragments and the final shredder reduces it further into separation-ready pieces.
The shredding process also supports data security through physical destruction.
What we do
- Reduce the amount of waste produced by people and organizations.
- Reuse materials for the same purpose or give them a new practical use.
- Recycle waste into new products and recover useful materials.