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Why recycle your electronic waste?
Recycling E-Waste Is The Law
The EPA and regulations in most states require that certain electronics go through e-waste recycling.
Recycled Item Data security
Computers and hard drives can expose personal or business data. NER destructs data to the highest regulatory standards.
e-recycling For The environment
Your old electronics contain metals and other items that can wreak havoc on the environment if they end up in a landfill.
e-Recycling & e-waste Services
DE-MANUFACTURING
With the guarantee of Certified De-Manufacturing, we securely destroy your products at our processing facility under video surveillance which helps ensure that your brand is protected.
Recycling
E-Scrap must be treated differently than common household waste. NER can ensure that your E-Waste is disposed of safely, securely, and responsibly.
Risk Management
National Electronics Recycling can help secure corporate and personal data and ensuring that unwanted equipment is properly disposed of to help manage liability risks.
Secure Data Management
Data and devices are stored within a secure limited access environment. Confidential materials are removed from hard drives in conformance with the Department of Defense protocol.
About National Electronics Recycling
OUR MISSION
National Electronics Recycling mission is to protect the public health and the environment from hazardous and toxic materials which can cause an environmental problem if not discarded properly and to provide companies with an economical alternative for the disposal of their retired IT assets. The average lifespan of a computer is 2 years. When the equipment breaks or becomes obsolete, it is often discarded into the waste stream. As a result, electronics have become one of the fastest growing “waste streams” or portions of our trash.
NER operates in full compliance with FACTA, GLB-Act, Bank Secrecy Act, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, USA Patriot ACR, RCRA and CERCLA (EPA Superfund) and help our Customers remain in compliance all local, state and federal regulations by optimizing our security processes and procedures. NER removes confidential material from the hard drives in conformance with Department of Defense 5220.22-M protocol. Any hard drive that fails the authentication process is destroyed. A Certificate of De-Manufacturing and Serialized Audit Report with detailed product information including make, model and serial number are provided with every project.
National Electronics Recycling offers complete IT lifecycle management services. We specialize in E-Waste recycling for companies throughout the United States. Our goal is to provide you with the most cost effective method for recycling your retired IT assets and solutions to meet your needs.
We can arrange pickup of equipment from a single pallet to a full truckload. Logistics are arranged based on customer needs to meet individual requirements. Each load of material is weighed, processed and documented. We can also provide a serialized audit for data and hard drive destruction upon request.
AHEAD OF THE REST
WHY NATIONAL ELECTRONICS RECYCLING?
NER understands and appreciates the challenges faced by companies when it comes to properly responding to environmental regulations as well as privacy and security issues. All policies, procedures, and safeguards implemented are strictly enforced and reviewed for continual improvement. This ensures no customer experiences a data security breach and to eliminate concerns that products or equipment could be improperly disposed of or deposited into a U.S. or exported to a foreign landfill.
National Electronics Recycling has extensive experience in areas critical to effective electronics disposition and recycling to provide turnkey solutions to our customers including:
- Coast to coast logistics management
- Product identification
- Auditing and reporting
- Equipment testing
- Data erasure and De-Manufacturing
- Recycling
- Recovery by means of De-Manufacturing
These combined services allow NER to create and implement solutions that are adapted to meet each customer’s specific goals.
All product De-Manufacturing services are performed at our processing facility under video surveillance by our experienced staff. We specialize in providing De-Manufacturing services for the following product categories:
- Product Prototypes
- Off-Spec Products
- Counterfeit Products
- Brand, Inventory, and Copyright Protection
- Products with Expired Licensing Agreements
- Promotional Items
- Defective or Recalled Products
- Obsolete Inventory
- Medical Equipment
- X-Ray Film De-Manufacturing
A Certificate of De-Manufacturing (COD) is provided upon completion of each De-Manufacturing project. This legal document is accompanied by an audit report containing the full details of the completed project. This document guarantees that the product identified in the certificate has been destroyed by NER.
- Monitors & TVs
- Electronics Recycling
- E-Waste Pickup
- Paper Shredding
- Toner Recycling
- Fluorescent Lightbulb Recycling
- Asset Destruction/Secure Hard Drive Destruction
- LCD/LEDs
- And More...
E-Waste Disposed Of By Global Best Practices
29%
Amount Of E-Waste That Is Currently Recycled
12.5%
Overall E-Waste Considered Toxic
70%
Frequently asked questions
Short for electronic waste, e-recycling is trash from electronic items (TVs, computer monitors, cell phones, etc.) that are no longer useable. Unlike standard trash, e-waste has disposal protocols that need to be adhered to to avoid toxic and hazard chemicals being released into the environment.
Unlike regular trash disposal, e-waste has regulations regarding disposal as well as costly labor to break down certain electronics. In order to safely and responsibly dispose of electronic waste there may be a fee.
National Electronics Recycling will accept any amount of electronics from 1 monitor to 200 microphones, there is no amount of electronics that we won’t accept. Contact us today!
We accept most electronics from servers to game consoles, if it’s an electronic, we can probably help you recycle it.
We are always happy to answer any additional questions you may have. Don’t hesitate to Contact Us.
