3R Technology Global Expands US Operations at Riverbank, California
Our Riverbank, California facility is now fully operational, extending our AI-driven e-waste recovery services across the Western United States.
3R Technology Global is proud to confirm that our Riverbank, California facility at 5300 Claus Rd is now fully operational, serving enterprise and institutional clients across the Western United States.
US Market Opportunity
The United States generates over 6.9 million tonnes of e-waste annually, making it one of the largest and fastest-growing markets globally. Our Riverbank facility positions us to capture a significant share of California's growing e-waste processing market, with capacity to serve clients across the West Coast corridor.
Services Available
The Riverbank facility offers the full range of 3R Technology Global services:
- Precious metal recovery from electronic devices and components
- Plastic recovery and recycled material supply
- ITAD services including certified data destruction and device refurbishment
- AI robotic sorting with Hermion technology
California Compliance
The facility is certified under California's Electronic Waste Recycling Act and works closely with the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC).
Contact our US team for a service assessment and quote.
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