Whole equipment — laptops, monitors, whatever's reached end of life — going in, where our process splits it into the streams we recover: precious metals, ferrous and non-ferrous.
Used electronics, off the belt and into our shredder.
This is whole equipment — laptops, monitors, whatever's reached end of life — going in, where our process splits it into the streams we recover: precious metals, ferrous and non-ferrous.
How the streams get split
Magnetic separation pulls the ferrous metals, eddy current separators grab the aluminium and copper, and optical and density sorting isolate the rest.
It's urban mining
Recovering valuable materials from end-of-life products instead of extracting them from virgin ore.
Got electronic waste that needs a downstream home — in the US or the UK? Send us a photo of what you have.
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