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WEEE Sorting: The WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) sorting process is an essential process for the responsible management of waste generated by electrical and electronic products.
The importance of correctly sorting WEEE lies in preventing pollution and reducing the impact on human health and ecosystems. This waste contains hazardous substances that can contaminate soil and water if not properly managed. By sorting, the recycling of metal, plastic and glass components is facilitated, thus contributing to saving natural resources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The sorting of WEEE is also regulated by European and national legislation that imposes strict measures for their handling and recycling, in order to protect the environment and public health.
From our advanced technological processes for WEEE sorting, we produce various waste categories that meet stringent quality standards. These processes include:
– Shredding: Destruction of electrical and electronic equipment.
– Grinding: Processing of metal and plastic materials.
– Sorting: Utilizing EDdy Current, X-Ray, and electrostatic methods for precise material separation.
– Washing: Cleaning of metal and glass components.
– Hazardous waste treatment: Safe handling and processing of dangerous materials.
– Fine fraction concentration: Concentration of fine fractions.
– Products for final recovery
– Waste destruction
– Customs destruction
– ANPC destruction
– Military equipment recycling
– Medical equipment decontamination
– Destruction of goods before obtaining import customs clearance and settlement of customs debt
– Destruction of confiscated products
These processes yield waste categories that comply with the quality standards set by both EU Regulation No. 333/2011 (for which we are certified) and the specific requirements of smelters and refineries to which we deliver these waste categories as final products for recovery.
