Recycle printed circuit boards for cash

There are many precious metals contained in the printed circuit boards, so through the professional processing ways, we could totally recycle printed circuit boards for cash. Not only could we recycle and reuse the waste, but also we could get profit from it, which could be said that it is two birds in one fell swoop.

The printed circuit boards are everywhere in people’s daily life, such as used mobile phones, scrapped computers, televisions, refrigerators, etc. The electric appliances all have the printed circuit boards. Internal parts of the electric appliances contain lead, nickel, cadmium, mercury and other toxic substances, so when it’s broken, if you dump the waste directly or bury it in the soil, it will cause a lot of pollution to the land and air. Furthermore, you also lost the chance to recycle printed circuit boards for cash. Because the metals contained in the printed circuit boards can be sold and make money completely.

Printed circuit boards

The metal content is as high as 40% in the printed circuit boards, and furthermore the metal grade in the printed circuit boards is equivalent to tens to hundreds of metal grade in ordinary minerals. Usually the most in the metal content is copper, also there is gold, aluminum, nickel, lead, silicon metal and so on contained in it. These metals can be reused to generate great value. So how to recycle printed circuit boards for cash?

The PCB recycling machine is professionally process the printed circuit boards to recycle the metals for selling or further use. With the process of crushing, air separation and electrostatic separation, the metals recycling rate could be reaching to above 99%. So the metals and non-metals could be separated effectively. The non-metals are mainly resin fiber, which is mainly used in wood-plastic industry. Then about the metals, you could sell it directly. Then finally you could recycle printed circuit boards for cash.

Printed circuit boards recycling

Looking forward to your contact when you’re interested to recycle printed circuit boards for cash!