One World Recycling

The majority of the materials our customers are interested in recycling are in finished goods form or excess inventory of one form or another. Whether these goods are complete computer systems, medical equipment, file servers, laptops, printers, or networking switches, they have to go through some form of low level tear down before being introduced into the proper recycling or e-waste stream. All disassembly is done in house by our trained staff who then sorts the material according to its individual properties. Typical material recovered from recycling of assemblies include, plastic, clean metal, wire, printed circuit boards, integrated circuits, and disk drives. Printed circuit boards, such as graphics cards, sound cards, and modems are subjected to an environmentally friendly smelting process where precious metals are extracted for future reuse. At One World Recycling all information storage devices, including hard disks, flash drives, memory, media and documentation are physically destroyed beyond recovery.

Many of our Electronic Recycling customers generate materials that, though considered e-waste by the DTSC, contain sensitive proprietary information that cannot enter the public domain. Examples of this include engineering prototype units and customer returns to name just a few. In such cases a standard electronic recycling flow is not sufficient to guarantee this special material will not fall through the cracks and end up in the wrong hands. One World Recycling treats this material with a specialized electronic recycling disassembly flow in which all material is completely destroyed on site and we can provide specific documentation and a Certificate of Destruction which is your guarantee that the job has been completed. Without this Certificate of Destruction there is no firm documentation that your e-waste has gone through the proper electronic recycling and destruction flow.