e-waste

From a professional point of view, waste printed circuit board is a mixture of glass fiber reinforced resin and a variety of metals, which is a typical electronic waste. Once the circuit board is abandoned, it will do great harm to our ecological environment and human health. At present, the recycling methods of waste printed circuit boards generally adopt the methods of direct burial, incineration, washing and cracking, which is not allowed by the national environmental protection policy. In the world, the best way to recycle waste printed circuit boards is physical recycling. The most significant advantages of this method are low environmental pollution, high comprehensive utilization rate and high added value, which is the inevitable development trend of electronic waste treatment in the future; its disadvantage is that the treatment cost is higher than that of incineration or washing. The characteristics of BPC determine that the recycling process is difficult.

Do you ever struggle to navigate country-specific regulations on e-waste disposal and data security? Do you think the overwhelming number of rules and regulations about data security will increase your exposure to legal risks? Are you skeptical that providers are falling short of thoroughgoing data wiping? Do you think providers adhering to data wiping, recycling, or reselling standards, which could lead to the risk of data leaks and reputational damage? Are you concerned about sustainable green policies and legal environmental mandates while conscientiously disposing of assets? Can you find fair value or a reasonable return when you plan to dispose of your IT assets?