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Electronics Recyclers

“Finally, ... a way to reduce labor and facility costs in a sustainable domestic recovery solution”.

How much are you paying to burn off non-recoverable materials at the smelter?

Chances are, it is costing you far more than necessary

Domestic e-recycling operations generate a variety of low-value materials that are not economical to further process due to high energy and labor costs. Demanufacturers can only sort so far before labor costs exceed returns. For e-shredders, the 'non-ferrous mix', generated by shredding can amount to 30% or more of system output.

The common practice of direct smelting to recover value from many residual materials is inefficient. Electronic recyclers resort to paying to burn off plastics and aluminum, both of which are recyclable. Not only is recovery of these natural resources highly preferable to incineration, but revenues from recycling are certainly preferable to charges for destruction in this highly competitive industry.

The MaSeR Recovery Process delivers sustainable, triple-bottom line results by reducing costs and maximizing resource recovery in a fully accountable, domestic operation. The process effectively upgrades the lowest value materials to commodity grade metals and plastics for reuse.

The MaSeR Recovery Process delivers:



With the MaSeR advantage you can:
  • Reduce demanufacturing labor costs
  • Free up facility space for higher value functions
  • Recover more resources
  • Increase revenue
  • Eliminate unnecessary smelting charges
  • Recover more plastic and aluminum
  • Deliver absolute data destruction
Effective, economical domestic recovery is now a reality with the MaSeR Recovery Process.

The sustainability you desire, the value you demand.

Which material would you rather be sending to the smelter?

This or this?
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