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Monitor Recycling and Disposal
2trg provide peace of mind and compliance with monitor recycling and monitor disposal that does not contribute to the hazards of irresponsible waste handling.
Exporting of CRTs (cathode ray tubes) found in computer monitors and television sets to third world countries by various brokers/exporters is a huge environmental problem. Once exported, the valuable copper yoke is extracted and the hazardous lead component of the broken glass becomes a toxic problem for third world countries.
Unfortunately, the disparity between the developed and undeveloped world has made it more cost effective to ship CRT-containing products to the third world where electric components are removed and cathode ray tubes including hazardous materials such as lead are dumped in the environment. CRTs contain toxic screen phosphors and, on average, more than 6 lbs. of lead.
2trg has addressed this global problem of monitor recycling and monitor disposal with the installation of a state-of-the-art piece of machinery for the disposal of waste cathode ray tubes and CRT glass processing. The CRT Angel is touted as “the most efficient, cost-effective and WEEE (“Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment”- a European standard) compliant CRT disposal machine in the world today. The companion machine, The Glass Devil, turns the waste glass from the CRT into a clean product ready for reuse that satisfy the stringent specifications of vendors who reuse the material in the remanufacturing of other products. Let 2trg keep your electronic waste out of the landfills by having us handle your monitor recycling and monitor disposal needs.
Our Angel/Devil equipment saves the planet by:
- Preventing hazardous waste
- Saving valuable landfill space
- Providing alternatives to illegal export of waste.
- Reducing strip mining since recycled television sets and computer monitors can be used as a safe source of lead as well as other precious metals found in circuit boards, steel, and the yolk.