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Materials we work with

These are the materials we work with, from businesses that have things other contractors won't take. Find yours below to see how we handle it and how to pack it. We confirm each load once we know the grade, condition, amount and access.

See business IT by type, or the material recovery programmes for production offcuts and container lots.

Warehouse with separate material streams

30 materials · Acceptance confirmed before booking

MaterialHow we handle itPresentationMaterial details
200 L drumsContainersProgrammeEmpty drums kept upright, steel and plastic apart, lids on↗
Apple Mac fleetsE-waste and ITRetirementMacs signed out of iCloud and MDM with Find My off, laptops boxed, iMacs upright on pallets.↗
Business electrical equipmentE-waste and ITRetirementDry, disconnected equipment grouped by type, with batteries and anything leaking pointed out.↗
Cables, leads and power suppliesE-waste and ITRetirementLoose leads in boxes or bulk bags, with batteries and storage devices taken out.↗
Copper cable and wiringMetalsProgrammeDisconnected cable in coils or tied bundles, kept apart from other metal↗
Data centre and comms-room decommissioningE-waste and ITRetirementA list of what is going, live systems clearly marked, and equipment disconnected before we arrive.↗
Electric motors and transformersMetalsProgrammeDisconnected units with weights, lifting points and any oil noted↗
Empty IBC tanksContainersProgrammeAt least four empty, rinsed units; previous contents known↗
Hard drives and data-bearing devicesE-waste and ITRetirementDrives counted and locked in a secure box, with your wipe or destroy instruction.↗
Laptops and desktop computersE-waste and ITRetirementDry laptops in boxes or crates, desktops on pallets, batteries out, with a count by type.↗
Lead-acid batteriesBatteries and solarProgrammeBatteries kept upright and intact, with weights, condition and lifting access listed.↗
Metal from retired equipmentMetalsProgrammeMetal grouped by type, small pieces in a bin or stillage, sharp edges covered↗
Mobile phones and tabletsE-waste and ITRetirementPhones and tablets boxed by type, unlocked, with batteries removed by a qualified person.↗
Monitors and business screensE-waste and ITRetirementScreens upright and protected, with sizes, damage and any attached media players listed.↗
Nickel superalloysMetalsProgrammeEach alloy in its own labelled container, with any coolant noted↗
Nylon (PA6 and PA66)PlasticsProgrammeClean, dry nylon in labelled bulk bags or on pallets, PA6 and PA66 apart↗
PolycarbonatePlasticsProgrammeDry polycarbonate on pallets or in bulk bags, kept apart from acrylic↗
Polystyrene and EPSPlasticsProgrammeClean, dry white business EPS; volume and condition supplied↗
POS terminals and retail hardwareE-waste and ITRetirementDevices boxed by store and type, with payment-provider terminals kept aside until cleared.↗
Printers and photocopiersE-waste and ITRetirementPrinters kept upright, with model, weight, access and any loose cartridges listed.↗
Servers and networking equipmentE-waste and ITRetirementEquipment disconnected, with server and drive counts listed and loose drives locked away.↗
Solar panelsBatteries and solarDecommissionDisconnected panels with count, condition and loading access supplied↗
Stillages and pallet cagesContainersProgrammeStillages and pallet cages grouped together, with a count and photos, loadable by forklift↗
Surplus and obsolete stockEverything elseDestructionStock on stable pallets or in cartons, each group labelled, kept apart from stock that stays↗
Switchgear and electrical contactsMetalsProgrammeRemoved units on pallets or in stillages, with any gas or oil noted↗
Thermocouples and furnace partsMetalsProgrammeBagged or boxed by type, labelled R, S, B, K or N where known↗
Tungsten carbideMetalsProgrammeInserts in strong, closed containers, kept apart from steel holders↗
UPS and server-room batteriesBatteries and solarProgrammeLead-acid only; disconnected units with labels, weights and access supplied↗
Wine barrels in bulkContainersProgramme20 or more sound, dry French or American oak barrels; 225 L or 300 L; first used within six years↗
X-ray filmEverything elseDestructionBoxed or bagged films, sealed, with a rough count or weight↗

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