Refining

E-waste refers to any electronic devices that have reached the end of life. Unfortunately, many of the items that are labelled as "e-waste" are, in fact, not, since old devices that are no longer wanted but still working (or suitable for repair) can be donated, reused, or refurbished. On the flip side, recycling e-waste allows for recovering materials such as gold, copper, glass, aluminium, lithium, plastic, and more. Due to the heavy burden that electronic waste (e-waste) can cause to human health and the environment from toxic components such as heavy metals, responsible recycling of these products is necessary in an increasingly technology-driven world. The e-waste recycling process is also likely to include some data destruction. This will be carried out digitally by wiping those hard drives that are reusable or physically, shredding them or using other data destruction methods. Businesses and individuals are increasingly concerned about data protection, and shredding confidential paper documents is already common practice. The best e-waste recycling systems are practised in EZ Waste Recycling, consisting of self-contained recycling processes after the initial manual separation step and the self-contained collection of raw materials to be shipped to manufacturers. This ensures the highest level of protection for human health and the environment.We are partnering with a lot of OEM (original equipment manufacturer) service deliverables in terms of EPR target fulfilment and compliance management. EZ Waste Recycling, through its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) philosophy, helps the manufacturers of products with hazardous components for recycling or disposing of their products in an environmentally responsible way.