Computing & office ICT
Laptops, desktops, monitors, printers, peripherals and associated equipment.
E-WASTE COLLECTION / MATERIAL RECOVERY
Electronic waste belongs
in a controlled process.
Organised recovery of end-of-life electronics, with separate treatment for sensitive and specialised materials.
ASSET RECOVERY / CIRCULAR TECHNOLOGY / SOUTH AFRICA
ELECTRONIC WASTE
What can be considered for collection.
Final acceptance depends on the item, condition, location and availability of suitable handling and disposal routes.
Networking & electronics
Network switches, routers, cables, telecommunications equipment and electronics.
Specialist or hazardous items
Batteries, damaged battery packs, lamps, industrial electronic assemblies and other controlled streams are assessed separately.
Illustrative process visualCOLLECTION & INTAKE
Start with an item list and a secure handover.
On collection, our team records the load, handover details and site-specific requirements. Larger clear-outs may require a survey or staging plan.
- Organisations, schools and industry welcomed
- Scheduled collection subject to assessment
- Separate hazardous or restricted items for review
Illustrative process visualSEGREGATION & RECOVERY
A responsible destination for each material stream.
Where refurbishment is not viable, items are separated into appropriate recovery streams. Specialist waste is referred only through confirmed authorised channels.
- Separate batteries and hazardous components
- Document downstream collection partners
- Request relevant records for agreed reporting
NEXT STEP
Need a scheduled e-waste pickup?
Submit your equipment description and preferred date. The booking is a request; our logistics team will confirm the collection after review.