Can I drop off some of my old electronics?

We accept drop-offs from the public on a case-by-case basis. Please call ahead (623 869 0733) to schedule an appointment. Examples of items we do not accept are CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) TV/monitors, Fluorescent bulbs, mercury, or lead-containing material.

Will I get paid for my scrap metals? Aluminum cans, copper wires, etc

No, GER differs from a traditional scrapyard in that we focus more heavily on processing electronics than trading in the metals market.

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DROP-OFFS

GER’s personnel are pleased to provide customers access to our network of re-sale and recycling opportunities. We utilize our numerous US based contacts as well as as our worldwide partnership organizations to open international markets to our customers.

Electronic Recycling Resources

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electronic recycling resources for your edification.

Global Electronic Recycling has created a number of resources to educate our clients and the general public about sustainable electronic recycling solutions and practices. We are continually updating our resource library, so please check back frequently for more!

Guide Resource: How to Create a Reliable Revenue Stream From Your Company’s E Waste

Is your business in need of an e waste management strategy for your retired IT assets? IT asset remarketing has the potential to boost your bottom line during times of change, or when you simply need to upgrade to newer technology. Whether you’re liquidating a business, moving to a new location, or downsizing, your unwanted assets can provide a welcome revenue stream.

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Video resource: How to package batteries for safe transport

Packaging batteries for shipping requires knowledge. Listen to Andy Guzman, the GER director of operations, explain how to package batteries for safe transport. With the help of tape (packing and electrical tapes, specifically), non-conductive containers, and a set of sharp eyes, you can get this important task done right.

Video resource: Follow the journey of a laptop, from manufacturing to resource recovery

Recycling electronics helps reduce our dependence on finite raw materials. But what does the electronics life cycle look like and what happens to your laptop once your e waste recycler unpacks it? To really grasp the value of electronics recycling, watch this video.

Case study resource: OEM overhauls e waste recycling

The OEM, a global provider of home connectivity solutions, knew change was needed. The use of too many electronics recyclers had created unsustainable situations at local sites of all sizes across the globe. Realizing the need for a comprehensive solution, the OEM turned to Global Electronic Recycling for help. The impact was quite significant.

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E-book resource: How to become a sustainability leader by getting e waste right

Does dealing with your company’s electronic waste feel like a hassle? Now is the time to change your outlook. With corporate sustainability rising in importance, e waste actually presents a big opportunity. Learn how electronic waste can make your company a sustainability leader.

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Video resource: What you should know about R2 recycling

The Morgan Stanley data breach underscores the importance of working with an R2-certified ITAD partner. In this video, GER President Kristina Picciotti shares her take on what went wrong for the financial services giant and how you can avoid making the same mistake.

Video resource: Electronic waste recycling best practices

What is e waste? How do you boost the value of your retired business electronics? How do you package items for shipping? Consider this video your roadmap to maximizing value, reducing costs, and improving your environmental impact when recycling your e waste.

Knowledge resource: The certifications of Global Electronic Recycling

Transparency is everything. We know how much the right industry certifications matter to our discerning customers. So, we posted them here if you would like to take an up-close look. We do, after all, work hard to retain them year after year.

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Whether you’re upgrading your computers, eliminating outdated electronic assets, or disposing of excess manufacturing components, we offer customized solutions tailored to meet your needs.

Our zero-landfill approach ensures that your materials are recycled to the greatest extent possible to minimize environmental impact and align with your company’s corporate and social responsibility initiatives.

We are committed to meeting or exceeding our customer requirements, continually improving our processes, preventing pollution and workplace injuries, and maintaining compliance with environmental, occupational health and safety, and data security regulations. We use a reuse-recover-dispose hierarchy of responsible management strategies to manage used and end-of-life electronics recycling, both internally and with our downstream vendors.

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In fact, if you don’t receive five-star service, we’ll donate $500 to Clean Earth, a nonprofit organization that raises awareness and funds for environmental initiatives around the world.