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Safe Computer Monitor Disposal Services in Baltimore, MD
There are over 8 different kinds of computer monitors ranging from CRT to touch screens to DLP to TFT and as businesses catch up with technology and upgrade themselves, they often end up with old computers and monitors that no longer serve any purpose for the company. So, what should be done with these old monitors? Is computer monitor recycling necessary?
It is a fact known far and wide that just like other electronic equipment, computer monitors contain elements, chemicals, and compounds that make them hazardous waste. So, it becomes an even more critical responsibility of any business or individual to dispose of old computer monitors in a manner that is friendly and safe for the environment.
Disposing old computer monitors as trash or leaving them on the side of the curb is not the wisest thing to do but allowing the experts to recycle is the best way to dispose of old monitors. Computer monitors and other electronic equipment can be harmful if they make it to the landfill. The chemicals and compounds can seep into the soil and groundwater. Then these substances get reintroduced into the environment and can even infiltrate drinking water supplies.
Computer hardware disposal procedure
The computer hardware recycling including computer & electronics recycling and computer monitor recycling procedure at Metro Green starts with pick up from your location. And once the equipment arrives at our facility it is separated into re-marketable and recyclable.
With the help of internal testing by experts and our updated knowledge, we ascertain whether the electronic is re-marketable or recyclable.
Anything that is remarkable we refurbish and it is put to use again in the market.
Anything that is not re-marketable goes into the recycling bucket where it first goes through the procedure of separation. Plastics, metals, ferrous and non-ferrous metals are separated from each other and sent to our downstream partners so that they can be put back into production as raw materials.
A similar process is followed to recycle CRT monitors, which is an early version of computer monitors which utilizes beam electrons to create an image and display it on the screen.
Where to recycle computer monitors
As far as Baltimore county electronics recycling is concerned, Metro Green has been successfully providing computer & electronics recycling in this area for the last 10 years, also serving businesses and residential areas in and around Washington D.C., Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
So if you want to recycle CRT monitors or any other types of monitors or electronic equipment, feel free to call us on +1-855-735-0868 or drop an inquiry and we will get back to you.