Electronic waste or e-waste is a problem, not only in Australia but the rest of the world. We go into further detail about electronic waste in the country in this blog post. E-waste is any electronic equipment that you may have discarded or no longer need. Perhaps it’s broken or nearing its end of life stage. Your first instinct would be to throw it in the bin and just let the landfill eat it up. Some items, like smartphones, may be stored away and forgotten.

You do not need to be well-versed in electronics to know that these products do not last for life. When they break down, what will happen to them? Instead of appliances, devices, and other electronic utilities taking up space in your home or bin, why not recycle them?

In this blog, we aim to discuss electronic waste, how to deal with it, and its benefits. Check back often to see our new updates.

A person about to recycle an old speaker

Speaker Recycling: How to Recycle Old Speakers

Home > E-Waste Recycling >Portable Chargers   Wondering how to recycle old speakers? You can easily recycle old speakers by bringing them to a certified e-waste recycling facility like Collins Recycling, where they will be dismantled and their valuable materials recovered responsibly. Recycling old speakers involves everything from dismantling and separating components to recovering valuable…

Two powerbanks in hand about to recycle a portable charger.

Portable Charger Recycling: How to Recycle Portable Chargers

Home > E-Waste Recycling >Portable Chargers   Recycling a portable charger involves everything from dismantling and separating components to recovering valuable metals and plastics. Our method ensures that each charger contributes to a sustainable circular economy. At Collins Recycling, we are committed to diverting portable chargers from landfills and transforming their valuable materials through our…

Solar panel recycling pile

Solar Panel Recycling: How to Recycle Solar Panels

Home > E-Waste Recycling >Solar Panels   Solar panel recycling involves everything from shredding and separating components to recovering precious metals and glass, and our method ensures that each panel contributes to a sustainable circular economy. At Collins Recycling, we are committed to diverting solar panels from landfills and transforming their valuable materials through our…

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Microwave Recycling Guide: How to Recycle a Microwave

At Collins Recycling, we specialise in responsibly recycling microwaves, ensuring minimal environmental impact and preventing waste from ending up in landfills. Our expertise in e-waste recycling and commitment to sustainable practices make us the ideal partner for your recycling needs. Below is a comprehensive guide on how to recycle old microwaves in a safe, environmentally-friendly…

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Printer Recycling Guide: How to Recycle Printers

Recycling printers is crucial for protecting the environment and recovering valuable resources. At Collins Recycling, we are dedicated to responsibly recycling printers, ensuring that no waste ends up in landfills. Our expertise in e-waste recycling and commitment to sustainable practices make us the ideal partner for your recycling needs. Our experts have prepared a comprehensive…

Person holding a PCB wondering how to recycle PCBs

PCB Recycling Guide: How to Recycle PCBs

Yes, PCBs can be recycled using methods like physical, thermal, and chemical recovery, as well as hydrometallurgy and mechanical separation. As the manager of one of Western Australia’s most established scrap metal businesses and a leader in the e-waste recycling industry, I’ve prepared this guide to help you understand how to recycle PCBs and what…