Electronics manufacturers and board makers
Reject boards, excess components, solder dross and rejected product, each handled for what it is.
Talk with a Managing Partner NowBoard fabricators, contract manufacturers and OEMs
A board shop or an assembly line makes scrap every shift. Some of it is worth money, some of it carries your customer's design, and all of it needs paperwork. EDI takes the whole stream.
What usually leaves a site like yours
Reject and scrap boardsBare, populated and gold-plated boards, panel frames and offcuts.Electronic & Circuit Board Recycling Excess and obsolete componentsReels, trays, tubes and bags left over when a build ends or a part is superseded.Electronic & Circuit Board Recycling Solder dross, paste and barsLead-free and tin-lead, kept apart and settled separately.Solder, Metals & Specialty Alloys Rejected and returned productShredded so it cannot reach the grey market, with a certificate.Prototype & Product Destruction Prototypes and engineering buildsDestroyed so the design stays yours.Prototype & Product Destruction Retired test and production equipmentResold for a credit where it has value, recycled where it does not.Asset Management
What matters to you
A settlement you can check
Weights by material and the result for each line, in writing, for every lot.
Your customer's design protected
Scrap that shows a layout or a part number can be shredded before it is recycled.
One pickup for the whole stream
Boards, components, solder and metals go on the same truck.
A certified destination
The Orillia facility is certified to R2v3, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018.
Questions we get
We build for defence customers. Does that change anything?
It can. If any of the scrap is a controlled good, it has to go to a company registered with the Controlled Goods Program. EDI is. See controlled goods destruction.
Can you supply bins or drums?
Tell us what you produce and how often, and we will agree how it is collected.
