• Electronics Recycling
  Disassembly, Demanufacturing & Destruction
• Removal/Pickup
  Transportation, Logistics, Packaging & On-site Labor
• Asset Recovery
• Equipment Buyouts & Purchases
• Secure Physical Destruction (Including Certificate of Destruction)
• Hard Drive Shredding using our new 50 H.P. Industrial Shredder
• Destruction of Tapes, CDs, and any type of Data Storage Media (including documents)
• Secure Data Destruction
• DoD standard 5220.22-M compliant
  
• On Site at customers location, or at our secure data wiping facility
  
• Inventory Services & Detailed Reporting
• Warehousing / Storage
• Evaluations & Consultations
• Appraisal
• On Site Inspection to determine value
• Estimated resale value; liquidation value or recycling cost
• Refurbishing & Reuse
• Remove company logos, stickers, and asset tags
• Repair or replace damaged components
• Upgrade, clean and sanitize units for resale
• Test and warranty unit to end user
• Product sales through multiple channels
• Recycle (End of Life Recovery - The 3D Process)
• Demanufacturing
• Disassembly
• Destruction
• Zero landfill policy
• Documentation of environmental compliance
• Environmentally sound disposition of any type of product or material

• Electronics - Computers
• Computer Boards - Monitors
• CRT's - Hard Drives - Modems
• Computer Accessories & Components
• Cables - Printers
• Office Electronics & Equipment
• Medical Equipment
• Telephones Systems & Communications Equipment

We will assist you in the proper recycling of any product or material. Please call us for any special considerations.

All personnel are insured and bonded for your protection.

Appraisal and brokering services available. For specialty equipment, please call (518) 377-9900, e-mail sales@electronicsrecycler.com for a quote, or complete our Electronic Equipment Disposition Form.

• Keep like items together:
• Monitors/Terminals: use a standard pallet with a sheet of cardboard. Place monitors face down, with 9 or 12 units per layer. Use another sheet of cardboard, then stack another 9 or 12 units face down. Starting from the bottom up, tightly shrink-wrap the monitors onto the pallet. There should be either 3 or 4 layers depending on the size of the units.
• PC’s: stack neatly on a pallet with the front of the computer facing out. Stack to approximately 4’ and shrink-wrap tightly.
• Printers: stack neatly on pallet and shrink-wrap tightly.
• Keyboards, Mice, Cables, Wire, Misc.: use cardboard boxes. If quantity warrants, use a gaylord box on a standard pallet. Separate keyboards and mice from wire and cable.
• The most important thing to keep in mind is that the material should be secured tightly on a pallet. This ensures that the items remain intact during transport.
• Recommended packaging materials: pallets, shrink-wrap, and cardboard and/or gaylord boxes.