E-waste encompasses a wide range of electronic devices that contain circuit boards, reflecting the rapid advancement and turnover of technology we experience today. These devices, once at the forefront of innovation, contribute significantly to the growing issue of electronic waste when they reach the end of their life cycle. At our facility, we responsibly handle a variety of e-waste types, including but not limited to:

• Computers and Laptops: Essential tools for work and leisure, yet they can accumulate quickly as newer models are released, leading to obsolete older devices.

• Tablets and Cellphones: Mobile technology evolves rapidly, making older versions less desirable and increasing the likelihood they are discarded.

• Servers and Switches: Critical components in networking and data management, these units often require upgrades to maintain performance.

• Modems and UPSs: These devices are vital for connectivity and power backup, but as technology progresses, they too can become obsolete.

• Telecommunications Equipment: Essential for communication, allowing us to connect in various ways, yet often replaced with newer versions.

• Wires and Circuit Boards: Integral components in all electronic devices, these need careful management due to their materials.

• DVD Players and Gaming Consoles: Entertainment devices that, as times change, become less utilized and are often replaced by digital options.

• Security Equipment: As safety technology improves, older systems are discarded in favor of newer solutions.

• Batteries, Monitors, Audio/Video Equipment, Keyboards, and Mice: Peripheral devices that enhance our interaction with technology but quickly wear out or become outdated.

In addition to the above devices, we also accept various computer parts, ensuring that useful components can be salvaged and reused. This includes items such as:

• RAM Sticks: Memory that can often be repurposed in new systems.

• CPUs and GPUs: Central components that can be valuable for upgrades or repairs.

• Power Supplies and Cooling Fans: Essential for the operation of computers but can fail over time.

• Heatsinks/Coolers: Necessary for maintaining optimal temperatures in devices.

• Motherboards: The backbone of computers that can be refurbished.

Moreover, we are committed to recycling valuable metals extracted from e-waste, including:

• Copper: Widely used in electronics for wiring and components.

• Aluminum: Found in various devices, known for its malleability and recycling potential.

• Lead: Historically used in many components but handled with care due to environmental concerns.

• Tin and Zinc: Often used in solder and other connections, contributing to the overall recycling value of e-waste.

• Gold: Highly valuable for its conductivity and resistance to tarnish, commonly found in circuitry.

• Silver: Used in various components for its excellent conductivity and reflective properties.

If you have any inquiries or concerns regarding the classification of your e-waste within our designated categories, or if you need guidance on the disposal of a specific item, do not hesitate to reach out to us at 515-236-1602. Our dedicated team of experts is always ready to provide you with comprehensive information and support tailored to your unique needs. We understand that navigating the complexities of electronic waste can be challenging, and as such, we are here to guide you every step of the way. We are fully equipped to assist you in managing your electronic waste responsibly and efficiently, ensuring your contribution to a more sustainable future. Your concerns are our priority, and together, we can make a significant impact on the environment while promoting sustainable practices within our community.