Business e-waste is not all the same
A redundant device may be obsolete to one organisation while still useful elsewhere. ITRecycle therefore assesses reuse and residual value before equipment is classified as end-of-life waste.
This approach can preserve value, extend product life and reduce the volume of usable technology entering recycling streams unnecessarily.
Common business e-waste categories
We receive enquiries about computers, monitors, laptops, servers, networking equipment, phones, tablets, printers, UPS equipment, racks, cables, peripherals and mixed technology from office clearances.
Collections across Melbourne
Collection arrangements depend on suburb, quantity, equipment type and residual value. For larger office, warehouse or server-room projects, send photos or an asset list so logistics can be discussed before collection.
Separate data-bearing assets
Hard drives, SSDs, servers, NAS units, laptops and phones can hold sensitive data. Identify these assets and your data requirements during the enquiry so the process can be agreed before equipment leaves your control.