Dismantling
The breakdown of all e-waste materials and parts to determine which can be recycled and which should be discarded as scrap.
"Separate the waste from the rest"
Dismantling is one of the critical processes in the e-waste management process. A method that calls for careful thought involves opening each appliance, separating the home from the other parts, segregating the parts, removing the hazardous components, and carefully classifying the other components into marketable fractions.
E-waste dismantling is a specialty of a Viable E-Waste Recycler. Computers, laptops, LCD or LED displays, televisions, printers, appliances, and a wide variety of other electronic devices are just a few of the items we process.
Our process guarantees that only a small number of dangerous substances are released into the environment, making it secure and safe. One of the most important steps is dismantling, which entails separating these components into recyclable and reusable parts.
- Manual dismantling of components enables separating the usable from the unusable.
- Recyclable fractions with viable components are collected
The removal of dangerous and valuable components, such as PCBs, and the subsequent mechanical separation of the remaining components.
- When further manual separation is impossible, appliances are disassembled to that point and shipped for processing.
Without mechanical shredding, further separation into pure materials is not possible.
Viable E-Waste Recycler makes sure that recyclable parts receive the proper care and are dispatched for additional processing and recycling.