E-waste recycling
Recycling electronic waste prevents harmful chemicals from spreading, conserve natural resources and reduces the energy consumption associated with producing new devices.
At this times the rate of electronic consumption and manufacturing is more than ever before. Electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the relatively fast-growing solid waste streams, with an annual growth rate of 3%–5%. While production grows, the lifetime of electronic products gets shorter. At Baltic Recycling, we treat electronic waste in a way that benefits your business and the environment.
Unlike conventional solid wastes such as household waste, e-waste has the dual attributes of hazardousness and resourcefulness. E-waste contains up to 60 different types of metals, such as copper, gold, silver, palladium, aluminum, and iron.
Based on the function of the element and the applied materials, E-waste can be divided into common metals, precious metals, rare elements, rare earth elements, plastics/biomass, added elements, and glass fiber/concrete. The mechanical treatment of e-waste is based on separation method by the differences in the physical characteristics of components, including dismantling, crushing, and separation.
After those processes separated materials from our company such as metals, plastics and glass are used for regeneration.