RESPONSIBLE IT RECYCLING
Closed‑loop disposal when refurbishment isn't viable
When devices can't be safely or economically refurbished, we recycle them through audited routes, recovering materials and protecting your data at every step.
Recycling done right
Refurbishment-first policy
Recycling is the last resort after strict viability checks.
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Data destruction
Sanitise or destroy media before dismantling.
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Traceability & Reporting
Proof of destruction and downstream routes included.
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Safe, compliant, and measurable
Our recycling flow removes hazards, maximises materials recovery, and documents every step. We work with audited downstream partners to ensure recovered materials are processed responsibly.
How recycling works
1) Intake & Log
Sealed containers received. Items checked in, serialised, and tied to your job ID.
2) Data Destruction
Erasure where possible, physical media destruction where required. Certificates issued.
3) Depollution
Hazardous components isolated: batteries, lamps, toners, and liquids.
4) Dismantle & Grade
Manual dismantling and parts harvesting. Plastics and metals are graded.
5) Material Recovery
Shredding and separation via magnets, eddy current, optical sort, and density methods.
6) Reporting & Proof
You receive transfer notes, destruction certificates, and material weight summaries.
What materials can be recovered
After depollution and dismantling, we recover and process a range of materials through audited downstream partners:
- Ferrous & Non‑Ferrous Metals
- Precious Metal-bearing PCBs
- Plastics (graded)
- Glass & Panel Scrap
- Cables & Power Supplies
- Batteries & Consumables
Compliance & Documentation
Recycling is completed in line with WEEE responsibilities and UK GDPR for any data-bearing assets. You'll receive duty of care paperwork, transfer or consignment notes where applicable, data destruction certificates, and downstream declarations for audited partners.
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