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What is E-Waste Recycling? Recyclers use the term e-waste or e-scrap to describe business and consumer electronic products on the verge of retirement or already spoiled. Both terms represent end-of-life computer and electronic devices. For example: Computers Phones Televisions Fax machines Stereos, etc. Recycling computers and electronics helps re-purpose these devices, though there are still large…
Recycling Printed Circuit Boards PCB Printed Circuit boards (PCB), also known as green boards, are designed specifically to support and facilitate the connection of electronic components. They accomplish recycling printed circuit boards through their conductive tracks, pads and etched sheet of copper layer laminated on it. First off, PCB can be found in the majority…
Recycling Used Beverage Cans Most people do not consider Recycling Used Beverage Cans. They toss used beverage cans into the trash rather than in to recycle bins as soon as they consume its contents. But is this right? Recyclers refer to Used Beverage Cans as UBC when they are recycling used beverage cans. These UBC are very…
Recycling Used Lead-Acid Auto Batteries Recycling used lead-acid auto batteries is very important because of the nature of their composition and uses. Also, people use lead-acid batteries as backup power supplies and to power things like: Automobiles Electric scooters Electric wheelchairs, etc. The acid provides the electrochemical effect that powers these machines. Like every other…
Recycling Solar Panels Recycling solar panels is very important. Although, solar panels last long with shelf lives of 30 years or more, they become inefficient and worn out after such periods. During expected lifespan, the panels could exhibit percentage decrease in its power capacity. Industry experts refer to solar panels as photovoltaic or PV cells. As of…