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Purchase of electronic scrap — circuit boards, components and end-of-life equipment.

Electronic scrap collection

Electronic scrap (PCB boards, processors, connectors) contains valuable metals — copper, gold, silver and palladium — in small but valuable quantities.
Minimum quantity
100 kg
XRF analysis
On site
Collection
PL + EU

Current price

Electronic waste Individual quotation

Main classes

Classification

What does the buying process look like?

4 simple steps

1.

Please complete the form

You can call us, send us a message or use the purchase enquiry form

2.

Get a quote

Based on the information provided, we will prepare a preliminary quote

3.

Delivery

Please deliver the material to our branch in person or send it by courier.

4.

Weighing and payment

Once the raw material has been delivered, we weigh it and check it.

How can you recognise electronic waste?

The more gold-plated contacts and connectors there are, the higher the recovery value — older motherboards and memory cards are particularly valuable. Computer motherboards and servers usually contain more valuable metals than typical household appliances.

The valuation of electronic scrap is based on an analysis of the type and quantity of components, not just on weight.

Electronic waste

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The prices quoted apply to orders from private customers. For larger quantities or business-to-business sales, the price is set on a case-by-case basis – it will be higher.

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Electronic scrap collection – what we accept

Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to all end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment and devices: computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, mobile phones, audio-visual equipment and cameras. Some of these contain harmful substances, such as lead, beryllium or brominated flame retardants, which is why we ensure that electronic waste is sent for recycling rather than to landfill.

What components do we buy?

  • boards from industrial and telecommunications equipment,
  • computer and server motherboards,
  • laptop motherboards and complete laptops,
  • circuits from hard drives and CD and DVD drives,
  • circuits from photocopiers, printers and fax machines,
  • circuit boards from monitors, televisions and audio-visual equipment,
  • mobile phone circuit boards,
  • expansion cards (graphics, sound),
  • processors, computer memory and integrated circuits,
  • control units and in-car computers.

Complete and incomplete equipment – collaboration with RADO

In accordance with the regulations, only an authorised recycler may collect waste electrical and electronic equipment that is incomplete. As a subcontractor to RADO, we value such equipment and arrange for its sale to an authorised processing facility, so the customer does not need to find a buyer themselves.

What determines the price of electronic scrap?

Electronic scrap contains precious metals – gold, silver, platinum and palladium – which are used in electronics due to their conductivity and resistance to corrosion. The price depends on the type of circuit boards and components, the number of gold-plated contacts and the completeness of the batch. We discuss pricing in more detail in the article Electronic waste – how much does it cost and what determines its value?

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