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Wire & Cables

What's happening with Wires & Cables

Collected at recycling centres and subsequently picked up at BOFA of Bornholms Produkthandelfrom where they are forwarded to H. J. Hansen Recycling in Odense. Here they are granulated and sorted as copper and plastic. Copper is melted down and reused in cable production, while the plastic is typically recycled as stands for road signs etc.

Yes please

  • Installation cables
  • Standard 220V wires w/out plug
  • Aluminium conductors
  • Copper conductors
  • Cables with connectors such as USB, HDMI, Scart, Coax, VGA, network cables

No thank you

  • Battery-powered light chains
  • Electrically powered light chains
  • Electronics with wire on
  • Fibre optic cables
  • Cords with chargers and accumulators

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