Nobody wants old monitors whole. Resale value is gone, they're too bulky to ignore, and too complicated to just throw away. This is exactly what we handle — whole screens and TVs in, separated material streams out.
You've got a room full of old monitors. Maybe a warehouse. Maybe a container.
Nobody wants them whole. Resale value is gone. They're too bulky to ignore and too complicated to just throw away.
This is exactly what we handle.
What Goes In. What Comes Out.
Whole screens and TVs come in. What leaves is a separated material stream — non-ferrous metal and mixed plastic — ready for the next stage of recovery.
No mystery about where they end up. No liability sitting on your loading dock.
Processing Now in California
We're processing this material at our Riverbank, California facility right now.
If this looks like your problem — get in touch.
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A New Shredder, Taking Shape for Oxford
Part of a new processing line currently in build at our equipment supplier, ahead of installation at our Chalgrove site in Oxfordshire — the front end of recovery, where end-of-life electronics first get reduced to a workable stream.
Oxford Is Being Set Up. The Weighbridge Goes In First.
Good day to be installing a weighbridge. Oxford is our newest facility, currently being set up — and accurate weighing from day one means clean, transparent operations for every supplier from the start.
New Machinery. New Capacity.
Something new is going in. New machinery. New capacity. Still the same process we've been running and refining — just more of it.