Computer recycling is the process of recycling any outdated and old computer systems, which include both desktop computers and laptops, for their parts to be reused. These computers need to be discarded since they’ve become obsolete. Providing computer recycling in Mississauga is only one of the many services that we provide, and accept a number of different items.

If you have any outdated and obsolete computer systems, we at Alnor Industries provide computer recycling in Mississauga!

Within the Greater Toronto Area, we’re fully capable of accepting a wide selection of items regarding our computer recycling in Mississauga. We accept entire systems and basic computer components. Computer components include monitors, motherboards, central processors, and even accessories like keyboards and computer mice.

Computers have a lot of parts which are made of silicon, cadmium, mercury, lead, hexavalent chromium, copper, copper, brass, and other metal of ferrous and non-ferrous types. Ferrous metals, like iron, are those that oxidize or rust. Non-ferrous metals are pure in form, do not oxidize and are much more malleable. Examples of these include aluminum, brass, lead, stainless steel, and copper which are highly abundant in computer systems and components.

While our computer recycling in Mississauga accepts a wide variety of electronic waste and metals, non-ferrous metals are much easier to recycle, due to these metals being more malleable and in high demand amongst a number of electronic manufacturing companies.

With so many devices that are used in today’s technological society, computer, e-waste, and various metal recycling services should be utilized constantly. Every year, a newer phone model comes out, computer components become outdated, and devices become obsolete. When this happens, people should dispose of their electronic devices using metal, e-waste, and computer recycling in Mississauga.

At Alnor Industries, we offer recycling services for all of your metal, computers, and digital devices that you no longer use. Reducing our negative impact on the environment is important to the entire world, which is why it’s important to recycle any unwanted or unused items that you may have.