Commercial Electronics Recycling
Commercial Electronics Recycling
Commercial electronics recycling involves the responsible disposal and recycling of electronic devices and equipment used by businesses, institutions, and organizations. Just like residential electronics recycling, eRevival aims to prevent electronic waste (e-waste) from ending up in landfills, conserve valuable resources, and reduce the environmental impact of improper disposal.
We accept the following products for recycling
- Computers and Servers: Desktop computers, laptops, servers, and related accessories.
- Networking Equipment: Routers, switches, modems, and related networking devices.
- Telecommunications Equipment: PBX systems, phone systems, VoIP equipment, and more.
- Office Equipment: Printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, and their accessories.
- Audio and Video Equipment: Audio systems, video conferencing equipment, projectors, and more.
- Data Storage Devices: Hard drives, solid-state drives, magnetic tapes, and other storage media.
- Medical Equipment: Laboratory instruments, diagnostic devices, and other medical electronics.
- Printers and Scanners: Inkjet and laser printers, scanners, and related accessories.
- Industrial Electronics: Manufacturing equipment, control systems, and machinery.
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Methods Used for Commercial Electronics Recycling:
- Collection Services: Professional electronics recycling companies like eRevival LLC offers pick-up and collection services for businesses with larger quantities of electronics to recycle.
- Asset Management: We, the recycling providers offers asset management services to track, refurbish, and redeploy electronics when possible.
- Data Destruction: Our Secure data destruction services ensure sensitive business data is properly erased from storage devices.
Recycling Process
- Assessment and Collection: Electronics are assessed to determine their condition, value for recycling, and potential for refurbishment.
- Secure Data Erasure: Data destruction methods are employed to securely erase sensitive information from storage devices.
- Dismantling and Sorting: Electronics are disassembled to separate components and materials based on recyclability.
- Material Recovery: Valuable materials such as metals (copper, aluminum), plastics, and glass are recovered and sent for processing.
- Safe Disposal: Components that cannot be recycled are disposed of safely to minimize environmental impact.
- Documentation: Businesses receive documentation detailing the recycling process, data destruction, and certificates of recycling.
- Environmental Compliance: eRevival’s recycling program ensures compliance with environmental laws and minimizes pollution risks.
Look for electronics recycling companies like eRevival LLC that hold certifications such as R2 (Responsible Recycling). These certifications ensure ethical and environmentally sound recycling practices. Commercial electronics recycling helps businesses manage e-waste responsibly, reduce their carbon footprint, and support sustainability initiatives. When selecting a recycling provider, consider factors like security, data protection, environmental compliance, and certifications.
Why choose us?
Service Reliability
With years of experience in the industry, we have built a reputation for delivering prompt and efficient services. Our clients trust us to handle their data destruction needs with utmost care and professionalism, ensuring minimal disruption to their operations.
Security Expertise
Our team of experts is well-versed in the latest security protocols and industry best practices. We understand the critical importance of safeguarding sensitive information, and our advanced data destruction techniques guarantee irreversibly destroyed data.
Certified Service
We are an EPA and NJ DEP notified facility, meeting and exceeding all requirements for responsible electronics recycling in compliance with EPA, NJ DEP, and all relevant local, state, and federal laws. Our Columbia, MD facility is R2v3 certified, demonstrating our commitment to industry-leading standards.
