Hazardous waste - Import export

According to initial estimates, in Germany about three million LCD monitors will be recycled in the year 2016. However, they often still have backlighting containing mercury and therefore have to be classified as “hazardous waste” in accordance with the German General Administrative Regulation (AVV) and registered in compliance with the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (Elektro G) under category 3. Whereby special conditions must ensure that no risk arises from the mercury for the environment or for humans. However, because of a lack of suitable automated procedures for the recycling of LCD monitors, it was to date only possible to dissemble the appliances laboriously by hand, with the ensuing health dangers for the workers. For this, ERDWICH now offers two alternatives which are both safe and time-saving for recycling LCD monitors. Mercury and valuable resources can be removed and recycled in an environmentally sound way in the future: 1. Monitor sawing plant for...

Nominal Volume: 240 l Nominal Payload: 96 kg + certified waste container 240 litre + UN-approved for the transport and collection of hazardous goods and hospital waste + wheelie bin marked for clinical waste in accordance with UN3291, packaging group II + liquid-tight / watertight (without drainage hole) + waste bin with triangular slamlock + manufactured by compact injection moulding process from specially developed, high molecular weight, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) + resistant to UV, frost, heat and chemicals + corrosion-protected steel axle, zinc-plated + waste container with integrated chipnest in the frontal comb; this can accommodate a transponder (RFID chip) compatible with the most widely used ID and weighing systems + our waste bins meet the requirements of EC directive 2000/14 EC. Marked with the appropriate decibel level and CE symbol + waste containers for hospitals & clinical waste