Connecting the

dots around

recycling,

e-waste and

sustainability.

Lightweight, durable, and infinitely recyclable. Aluminium from IT equipment is recovered, refined, and re-used in everything from new tech to transport.

Circuit boards from all devices are shredded or chemically separated to recover copper, precious metals, and non-ferrous materials for reuse in manufacturing.

Packaging and cardboard waste are flattened, sorted, and baled before being sent to local certified pulp processors for reuse in new paper products.

Copper components are extracted from internal assemblies, stripped of insulation where needed, and diverted to downstream metal recyclers for high-yield reuse.

Solid-state drives are wiped or shredded under secure data destruction protocols. Valuable chips and circuit components are recovered for reuse or materials reclamation.

Plastic from housings, bezels, and peripherals is sorted by polymer type. Where recyclable, it’s granulated and processed into raw materials for manufacturing reuse.

Standard desktop towers are securely wiped, dismantled, and triaged. Parts with reuse value are extracted, remaining components separated for certified material recovery.

Hard drives are wiped or shredded for data security, then dismantled to recover metals like copper and aluminium for reuse, reducing demand for virgin resources.

Enterprise servers are wiped or destroyed to NAID AAA standards. Components are harvested where viable, with metals and plastics sent for certified recycling.

Screens are tested for reuse. Faulty units are dismantled to remove hazardous elements, with materials separated for compliant recycling.

Toner and ink cartridges are removed for safe disposal. Printers are then dismantled, with internal motors, circuitry, plastics, and metals sorted for responsible downstream recycling.

Loose and recovered metals from dismantled equipment are sorted by grade and type, then processed through certified smelters to ensure full material recovery and reuse.

Security hardware—cameras, alarm panels, and DVRs—dismantled. Storage securely destroyed, remaining components sorted for parts recovery and compliant recycling.

Tower and rack servers are data-wiped or physically destroyed in line with NAID AAA standards. Viable parts reused, what remains is processed for certified recycling.

RAID, network, and blade server cards are extracted, with gold-plated contacts, chips, and board materials separated through certified electronics recycling channels.

Compact PCs are securely data-wiped, tested for reuse, or dismantled. Internal drives, boards, and materials are harvested and processed for certified recycling.

Tablets are securely wiped to clear all user data and firmware, then refurbished for resale or responsibly dismantled for parts recovery and certified recycling.