What We Accept
Lamps & Ballasts
Straight fluorescent lamps, compact, U-shaped, and circular fluorescent lamps, as well as LED and incandescent bulbs, are essential components in lighting solutions. When it comes to lamp recycling services, it is crucial to include coated lamps, high pressure sodium bulbs, metal halide lights, ultraviolet, and neon lamps. Effective hazardous waste management also involves the proper disposal of non-PCB ballasts, capacitors, and transformers, ensuring safe practices in battery disposal.
Batteries
Lead Acid Batteries, Alkaline (Non-Mercury) Batteries, Nickel Iron, Nickel Cadmium, Nickel Metal Hydride, Carbon Zinc, Silver Oxide, Lithium Metal, and Lithium Ion are all types of batteries that require proper battery disposal to prevent hazardous waste. Effective hazardous waste management practices are essential to ensure the safe handling of these materials. Additionally, lamp recycling services often address similar concerns related to the disposal of batteries and other electronic waste.
E-Waste and Solar Panels
Monitors, TVs, laptops, tablets, iPads, Chromebooks, MacBooks, iPhones, cell phones, and projectors are part of the electronic waste we accept. Additionally, we handle printers, networking gear, servers, and cable boxes. Don't forget about speakers, mice, keyboards, CPUs, and hard drives. We also accept wire, metal, VCRs, DVD players, household devices, AV equipment, and scanners. For proper hazardous waste management, we ensure that all other acceptable electronic waste, including items requiring battery disposal and lamp recycling services, is processed responsibly.