Secondary raw materials
Secondary raw materials: copper, brass, aluminium, stainless steel, zamak, lead, tin and precious metals recovered from WEEE.
Copper
Comes from: cables, motors, transformers, coils and circuit boards.
Details →Brass and bronze
Comes from: taps, fittings, connectors and valves.
Details →Aluminium
Comes from: heat sinks, housings, profiles and panel frames.
Details →Stainless steel
Comes from: housings, drums, industrial and medical equipment.
Details →Zamak, lead and tin
Comes from: handles, mechanisms, solders and electrical parts.
Details →Precious metals and circuit boards
Comes from: processors, memory, connectors and motherboards.
Details →Circularity for 200 years
We recover resources
Every tonne of WEEE treated correctly replaces part of primary extraction and returns metals, glass and plastics to production.
We ensure traceability
Batches are logged from pickup to delivery of the materials, and clients receive the documents they need.
We build for the long term
We invest in people, industrial sorting and partnerships for a company that operates on a 200-year horizon.
Frequently asked questions
What is WEEE?
WEEE means waste electrical and electronic equipment: computers, appliances, cables, servers, ATMs, medical devices and lighting.
What documents do I get for ESG reporting?
Transport and handover documents, records by category and, for secure destruction, a destruction record. They support your own records; reporting remains your company’s responsibility.
Who do I contact for a quote?
Email info@weee-do-recycling.com with the waste type, quantity and pickup location.