Computers are built from countless different parts that all can have salvageable materials on them that can actually be safely recycled without damaging the environment.

When looking at the internals of a computer, there are a lot of wires, metals, and plastics inside them that makes up each individual component. Each of these components can be dismantled and broken down to the point where materials can be used once again, or that these materials can be disposed of properly if they can no longer be used.

If you are looking to throw away an old junk computer, why not let it be recycled instead?

Many old computers that people stop using can still work - even though they are thrown out. These working condition computers, no matter how old, can still be put to good use somewhere else in the world. There are still millions, if not billions, of people around the world that are not fortunate enough to afford a computer.

You can give your old computer to a recycling facility that can distinguish what to do with it, and can potentially help someone else out by recycling your old electronics and making it a new electronic to someone else.

Another way computers are recycled is by being broken down very specifically, and essentially brought back to the state of just plastic and metal. The metals and plastics will be sorted, and then broken down even further so that they can be reused by factories that make up computer parts. This can help drive down prices of computers over the long run and it increasingly helps the environment because you are not creating a large amount of waste.

Recycling, no matter what it might be, is in place to decrease waste. Decreasing waste is a very essential component in helping out the environment. Landfills are filling up at a very rapid pace around the country, so do not add to this, and choose to recycle.

Computers become obsolete almost immediately after you buy it because the technology is updated so quickly. With that being said, people tend to buy computers much more frequently than they did ten years ago. Another reason behind this is because computers are now being made very affordable to all people.

If you have a growing pile of old out of date computers at your offices, save the trip to your local dump, and try and have these electronics recycled by a professional company that is environmentally friendly.

If you have any specific requirements regarding data sanitisation, we can incorporate this too in to the recycling scheme for you.