Electronics Waste Recycling

Certified & Secure Product Destruction

From time-to-time businesses must dispose of products that are faulty, counterfeit, expired, recalled, below standards, or otherwise unusable. Product destruction ensures that these items will never be seen in the marketplace, where they could potentially harm consumers or tarnish the company name. 

Certified and Compliant

Secure and Safe Destruction

Your products and reputation are secure when you use us to handle the safe and complete destruction of your products or equipment. We will ensure that faulty, substandard, excessive stock will not enter the market and provide the COD (Certification of Destruction) that you may need for a release of liability.

Product Destruction Methods

We will tailor our methods to meet your individual needs, whether it is to destroy overstock or defective or returned items and keep them off the market. Our product destruction methods enable us to demanufacture projects, small and large. 

Certified and Secure

Product Destruction Service For Every Need

1 Green Planet provides product and equipment destruction for all businesses and industries. It is important to make sure products are destroyed at all levels in every device.

We Make It Simple

Three Options to Suit Your Needs

Pickup

Free Pickup for Most Local Loads, and we coordinate Nation Wide.

Drop Off

Bring your electronics to our facility in Renton, WA for fast and easy service.

Bin Program

Our bin program offers rolling carts or collection totes for regular pickups

Our Process

Our team will come to your location and pick up your end-of-life equipment or your recycling collection bins or totes. Our drivers and team are trained to handle your assets and data and keep them secure every step of the way.

Transporting sensitive electronic recyclables requires safe and secure handling and our team of trained asset handlers have what it takes. We take care of the logistics of pick up and delivery to ensure that the ewaste or electronics arrive safely.

Because e-waste contains many different types of materials, including plastics, glass, metals and more, there are several steps to recover the resources efficiently. Electronic items are first manually sorted. Some items are shredded to reduce them in size so that the reusable material within them is efficiently recovered. Items that should not be shredded or reduced, such as fluorescent lights, batteries, or hazardous materials.

Depending on the type of materials being recycled, there could be different outcomes: Refurbishing, Data Destruction, or Dismantle and Process

The data from these electronics are securely removed first, then the products are reintroduced into the marketplace, thus keeping them out of landfills as long as possible.

For computers, servers, tablets and phones – anything that carries your data – it’s crucial to properly destroy personal and confidential information, while keeping the products out of the landfill or in nefarious hands.

There are different methods and levels of destruction available, depending on your requirements as well as what is in compliance with specific industry standards. Using the National Institute of Standards and Technology method of sanitizing hard drives and electronic media removes the data completely from a readable drive. Damaged drives are shredded.

Electronic items are reduced in size by shredding or crushing which breaks them down into fragments which can then be separated further. Magnets are used to remove steel and iron. Other methods are used to separate non-metallic materials from other metals like aluminum, brass, or copper. Plastic and glass are separated by using water. CRTs (cathode ray tubes), which contain toxins like lead, are handled in a separate process to avoid releasing these toxins into the environment or exposing them to humans and animals.

Once properly separated and cleaned, each of these types of materials are then sold or downstreamed to other recyclers so that they can be made into new products.

The last step after each of these methods is a complete reporting of the assets that were removed from the business, how and when they were processed, and a certificate of recycling or destruction is provided.

Zero Waste
Zero Landfill

Responsible Recycling