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Medium electronics

What happens to electronics?

The vast majority of materials in electronics can be recycled, saving scarce natural resources.

Yes please

  • All electronic equipment between 50-120 cm.
  • Vacuum cleaners
  • Music systems
  • Microwave ovens
  • Solar panels

No thank you

  • Packaging from the products
  • Electronic devices with batteries

Please note

Defective/end-of-life electronics products in size 50-120 cm