Computer E-Waste Recycling Disposal

Environmentally-Responsible Disposal of E-Waste

Liquid Technology takes pride in the fact that we strictly adhere to the Environmental Protection Agency's e-waste recycling rules and regulations. As computer recyclers of excellence, Liquid Technology ensures our clients that all of their equipment will be disposed of properly and in accordance with all current federal, state and local regulations concerning the proper disposal of e-waste. Here are some examples of how we perform e-waste recycling and disposal so you can feel at ease knowing you're limiting your risk by choosing Liquid Technology.

• CRTs - Decommissioned CRT monitors pose a serious health threat to the environment if they are not subjected to proper e-waste disposal methods. Toxic substances such as lead, mercury, barium, cadmium and phosphorous are all contained inside of a CRT. Unlike many of our competitors, Liquid Technology does not sell or export CRTs. Instead, we send all of our unsalvageable CRTs to our downstream eSteward Certified partners where they are taken apart by hand to ensure zero environmental impact.
• PCs/Servers - End of life PCs and servers are all demanufactured in-house by our trained technical staff. Individual components such as CPUs, RAM and hard drives are harvested and remarketed whenever possible. The rest of the machine is stripped down and sorted into different material streams such as plastics, metals, circuit boards and cables. These are then sent to our downstream partners who refine and smelt these items into raw materials that can be reused in another capacity.
• Printers/Copiers/Fax Machines - These low-grade items are stripped of any potentially toxic materials such as large LCD screens or toner cartridges and then sent downstream where their plastics and metals are recycled and reused.
• UPS & Battery Backups - The majority of Battery Backup systems use lead acid (wet-cell) batteries. Lead is an extremely toxic substance, so it's imperative that it be dealt with properly during e-waste recycling. Our downstream partner does this by smelting and refining the batteries into recycled commodities such as hard and soft lead and sodium sulfate (fertilizer). The scrap plastic is then broken down and used to create new battery cases.

Learn More About E-Waste Recycling

Download our informative e-waste recycling whitepaper to learn more about EPA-compliant e-waste recycling and what you should look for in a reputable e-waste recycler.

Contact our computer waste recycling experts today for fair prices and fast removal of your excess IT assets. We are here to help you - quickly and easily. We can be reached by calling our toll-free number, by email or simply complete our quick form and a Liquid Technology Assessment Specialist will promptly respond to you. Feel free to include a computer equipment liquidator spreadsheet of your excess I T equipment to help expedite the process.