Quicksilver Recycling

Recycling Services

QRS can provide you with varying degrees of assistance in managing your electronics, from simply receiving your shipments to a full turnkey program. If required, we have sufficient staff and equipment to come to your facility for the collection and packaging of your spent electronics (E-waste).

Using our transportation or yours, the equipment will be delivered to our facility in Tampa where it will be inventoried, evaluated, and managed in an economical and environmentally sound manner.
Quicksilver Recycling Services accepts the full range of E-waste. If the equipment contains a printed circuit board, we will accept it for processing. For example:

Computers and peripherals
Telephones (including cell phones)
Telecommunication equipment
Household electronics
Televisions
Test equipment
Copiers
Printing equipment

Processing
Processing of E-waste can involve any and all of the following processes:

Demanufacturing
When items are obsolete or repairs are unreasonable, QRS will demanufacture the equipment into various commodity groups for recycling. See Products of Demanufacture.

Destruction
At the customers request, equipment is rendered unuseable for its intended purpose and none of the units, whole or in part, are reused or resold. A "Certificate of Destruction" can be issued.

Refurbished, Reuse or Resale
In the course of demanufacturing, some components have reuse/resale values which are reflected in our pricing schedules and based on experience. Some equipment lends itself to refurbishment by using good parts from other units, resulting in a useable piece of equipment.

Asset Management
In some cases a business will have equipment that is working and of fairly current technology. This surplus equipment will be tested and marketed for sale under a profit sharing agreement.

Hazardous Components
When electronic items contain hazardous components, QRS segregates these items into their proper waste management category and dispose of them in accordance with regulatory requirements. See Hazardous Components.

Certificates of Recycling/Reuse or Destruction can be issued as you desire.