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Since 2003 in Europe, the professionals of the sector of the electric and electronic components must organize dies of recovery, recycling or valorization of their called worn products WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). Before the evolution of the legislation, Préciméca proposes since 1998 a machine (range 01-02) for the treatment of electronic cards. Large electric household appliances (ranges 50-02, 14-02, 17-02) ...
ByPrecimeca based in Toulouse, FRANCE
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Electronics recycling, also known as waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) recycling, involves the recovery of valuable materials and the proper management of hazardous components of disused electronic devices. ...
ByIdemag SL based in Castellbisbal, SPAIN
Compliance with the RoHS and WEEE directives The Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (ED-XRF) spectrometers offer efficient solutions for the analytical requirements of the determination of regulated substances in electrical and electronic equipment according to the European Directive RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic ...
ByXenemetrix Ltd. based in Migdal Haemek, ISRAEL
European Union (EC) environmental legislation contributes towards a better environment but has significant implications for many manufacturing companies in terms of marketing, design, manufacturing, and "end-of-life" recovery and recycling. The Directives on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), 2002/96/EC, and the Restriction of Use of Certain Hazardous Substances (RoHS), 2002/95/EC, will require producers to recycle waste ...
ByApplied Rigaku Technologies based in Cedar Park, TEXAS (USA)
Next to processing shredder light and heavy shredder fraction the Ad Rem machinery is also capable of processing waste of electrical and electronic equipment. WEEE can be processed on the same machinery as ASR is processed without any modifications. ...
ByAd Rem based in Menen, BELGIUM
Computer hard disks are one of the electrical and electronic equipment waste largest category, commonly called WEEE. Several regulations govern the disposal of this type of waste, which contains several rare metals that can be recovered and ...
BySatrindTech Srl based in Arluno, ITALY
In today’s throwaway society, waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) poses one of the world’s biggest recycling problems. ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
Few industries face the mounting challenges and scrutiny of expanding environmental compliance requirements, ecological mandates, consumer expectations and NGO watch groups as much as electronics and medical device manufacturers. Even before the Sony PlayStation cadmium crisis, the entire supply chain has been inundated by an ever-expanding myriad of legislation, ranging from the EU Directives on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), ...
By3E - SDS and EHS Compliance Data Management Solutions based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
ByMolinari S.r.l. based in Lenna (Bergamo), ITALY
Plants for the recycling of cooling systems are often combined with recycling plants for electronic waste and household appliances. URT plants are in accordance with the European WEEE guideline. WEEE is the abbreviation for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. The abbreviation refers to the European regulation on the disposal of electrical and electronic waste, to which e-scrap and ...
ByURT Umwelt- und Recyclingtechnik GmbH based in Karlstadt, GERMANY
Proper disposal of electronic waste (WEEE) and of waste in the R4 category, i.e. waste such as electrical and electronic equipment, allows the recovery of a large number of precious metals and ...
ByFOR REC S.P.A. based in Santa Giustina in Colle, ITALY
Properly recycle electronic waste — like old or broken computers, televisions, stereo systems, fax machines, and cellphones — with the right material handling systems. At Karl Schmidt Mfg, our conveyor systems make it easier to handle and process different types of recycling, including e-waste. Learn more about our material handling system for electronics and contact us for more information ...
ByKarl Schmidt Mfg., Inc. based in Commerce City, COLORADO (USA)
There is no secret that in the EU, every sphere of the industry that concerns production falls under different regulations that concern waste exposure and recycled materials usage. When it comes to electronics, there are two directives that regulate the issues: RoHS and WEEE. They regulate the existence and concentration of harmful substances in various categories of production (RoHS) and responsibility for the proper recycling of electrical equipment (WEEE). ...
ByElvatech Ltd. based in Kyiv, UKRAINE
The content of WEEE (electrical and electronic waste) gives recyclers various initiatives for recycling. It contains hazardous substances, such as lead, mercury or certain flame retardants, as well as precious metals like gold and silver. In 2012 approx. 64,900.000 ton electronic goods where produced and 49.000.000 ton electrical and electronic waste (WEEE) was generated. As the amount of sold electronic goods rise, the amount of WEEE rises. It is vital that this waste is taken care of ...
ByEldan Recycling A/S based in Faaborg, DENMARK