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WARNING!
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computer scrap to us... |
Regulatory
agencies, local and statewide, are now monitoring the disposal of CRT's and
other computer equipment. If you do not use the services of a CRT Recycler
to dispose of your used monitors, and you're caught, you will be fined.
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Our capabilities include pickup
and removal for a small disposal fee for your material. Certified
destruction at owners request, on site disassembling and other specialty
requests can be considered. We service the state of Georgia with this
service, yet we buy, sell and move recycled goods worldwide while
providing quality satisfaction to all our customers. |
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Take a look and see how we must process computer waste materials for recycling: |
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Help Us Acquire This Baler That Will
Compact up to 30 tons per hour To Help
Save Our Environment.
Sign up to run a computer recycling
fundraising drive in your area today! -
Contact Us! |
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Baler compacts up to
30 tons per hour.
Custom-engineered T-Rex baler offers 80
x 70 in. hopper that readily accepts
large quantities of bulky materials
without pre-processing or shredding of
incoming waste. Hydraulic cylinder, with
12 in. diameter, delivers more than
339,000 lbs of compression force to
compact old corrugated container (OCC)
scrap into evenly compacted bales
weighing up to 3,000 lbs. Automatic wire
tier is standard. |
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Now You Can Help Your Environment By Running A Computer Laptop City PC Recycling
Drive!
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Run your own Computer Laptop City fundraising recycling drive at your location and
make extra money for your church, group or organization. We will provide you with all the
information you will need to perform your
computer fundraising recycling drive.
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House Hold Hazardous Waste,
is the EPA's term for that old monitor or computer that you have sitting
in your closet or garage.
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More than 20 million PCs
became obsolete in 1998 -- but just 14% of those were recycled or donated.
Through the end of 2002 that number estimate to be over 80 million.
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In 1992, the Environmental
Protection Agency banned cathode ray tubes from landfills because of their
high amounts of lead. An average computer monitor contains about 8 pounds
of lead. Lead can also be found on computer circuit boards. The mercury,
lithium, and cadmium found in many PC batteries are toxic at high levels.
Other toxins, such as PCBs, are used in computer capacitors and are also
hazardous.
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For small businesses and consumers trying to recycle
20 or fewer pieces of
computer equipment.
How to recycle old computers, monitors or other electronic devices:
Computer Laptop City's Disposal Dept. has setup the excellent solution for the majority of small
business's and consumers that want to recycle and protect our environment.
By following the link below you will be able to arrange recycling services
for your equipment.1)
Non-working equipment - Call for recycle/disposal charges.
2) Old working equipment - Call for authorization number (there may not be a charge).
3) Newer obsolete equipment - Call for authorization number (there may not be a charge).
For your authorization number. Call with equipment list:
912-443-5000 or Fax your list:
912-236-2070
Email list to:
recycle@computerlaptopcity.com
Your next step is to select
to box the equipment up,
request local pickup, you deliver, or
ship it to us. Then, let us do the rest!
Important information:
- Don't forget to put your order number
(issued at checkout) on all boxes shipped!
- This center is for small businesses and
consumers with fewer than 10 pieces of equipment to retire. If you have
more than 20 units, please request our corporate service.
For
recycling service or to buy recycled goods, or scrap email:
Recycle/Scrap |
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