Parts and Hardware Disposal and Recycling

Why should you recycle or dispose of Computer Parts and Hardware? At Concept Management we are the market leaders in recycling and disposals of computers, parts and components and hardware. It is dangerous to throw away old parts and hardware as they can release dangerous toxins which could harm the environment. Instead leave it to experts…


Computer Parts and Hardware Disposal Guide

What is Computer and Hardware Disposal? Computer parts disposal, electronic recycling or e-waste recycling is the disassembly and separation of components and raw materials of waste electronics. This would typically include PCBs such as motherboards, power supplies, graphics cards, memory RAM sticks and harddrives. Although the procedures of re-use, donation and repair are not strictly…


Notebook computer prototype ready-made for recycling.

A group of Stanford University students, concerned about e-waste, have designed a notebook computer you can disassemble into recyclable parts in just 30 seconds, MIT Technology Review is reporting. John Pavlus cheekily notes in this week’s MIT TechSpecs that the Bloom notebook is pretty much the opposite of an Apple – something designed in a…


Precious Metal Computer Components Recycling

Most Computers & electronic devices contain circuit boards inside that will contain many types of precious metals. Printed Circuit Boards, Connectors and Components have high levels of precious metal content. Call Us Email Us Valuable & Precious metals – where they are in Computers: Gold – Printed Circuit Boards, Computer Chips (CPU), connectors / fingers Silver –…


Eprom/Flash – Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory

What does EPROM mean? EPROM is an acronym for Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. This small chip can retain data even when there is a power outage. Unlike PROM (Programmable Read only Memory) It is possible to erase the data from a volatile EPROM by exposing it to a high-powered ultraviolet light source through a…