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Mobile Phone Recycling

Mobile Phone Recycling

Mobile phones are small enough to fit in your back pocket but are loaded with private information. Eco IT Solutions’ mobile phones recycling services provide a simple and secure disposal option to protect your privacy.

Every 24 months, the typical Australian customer replaces their phone. Only a small portion of the phones we regularly discard are recycled, even though up to 90% of the materials present in phones can be recovered.

Mobile phones can leak dangerous waste like mercury and lead when disposed of in a landfill. These compounds have the potential to leak into the soil if improperly handled, harming the environment over time.

Partnering with a certified secure recycling business that guarantees secure data destruction on your mobile phone. The next step is centered around minimizing e-waste by recycling precious metals, contributing to a sustainable future, and preserving your privacy.

Contact Eco IT Solutions to securely and safely dispose of outdated mobile phones you may have laying around your home or business. Our helpful staff will gladly address any queries you may have regarding our mobile recycling, disposal, and destruction services. We follow and ISO14001 certified recycling processes, so Eco IT Solutions is a one-stop mobile recycling center that provides secure disposal of your old and outdated mobile phones ensuring they won’t end up in the wrong hands.

Why Should I Recycle My Old Phone?

First, you must physically empty your drawers. Second, it protects priceless resources because a smartphone’s contents are a gold mine. Thirdly, it prevents waste from being dumped in landfills. The number of abandoned phones laying around houses in Australia is almost equal to the country’s population. Millions of handsets stored aren’t even functional anymore.

You should recycle old phones to conserve the environment as cell phones contain hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and brominated flame retardants. So, when the phones are thrown away and burnt, these toxic metals are released into the environment, which can cause pollution.

So, for various reasons, you should recycle your outdated phone correctly rather than throw it away. Another thing to remember is that no one else disposes of their cell phones carelessly because everyone recognizes their high value.

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How To Recycle Your Mobile Phone?

Keep mobile devices out of the trash and out of your drawers. By recycling your old phones and accessories with Eco IT Solutions, you can contribute to a responsible e-waste process.

Mobile phones and their accessories cannot be recycled in your council’s regular garbage bins. Some local councils provide collection locations in customer service centers, libraries, and trash transfer stations. If your smartphone is still functional, think about giving it to friends and family or selling it online to extend its lifespan. It’s time to recycle it if it’s outdated and no longer desired.

Our Mobile Phones Recycling Services

Destroy any type of old and outdated mobile phone using our ISO14001 certified recycling methods. Eco IT Solutions will make sure your confidential information will not end up in the wrong hands. Please feel free to call us at 02 8055 3775 or email info@ecoitsolutions.com if you have any questions regarding what we do.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

Eco It Solutions is the best place to secure and safely dispose of outdated mobile phones. We have flawless recycling processes. So, Eco IT can prevent it from ending up in the wrong hands, whatever phone type you need to get rid of.

If you don’t think your old mobile phone has much value, then the best thing you can do is recycle them. Even if cell phones represent the most significant number of unwanted electronic devices, they are the easiest ones to recycle.

Firstly, the batteries are taken out and sent elsewhere for recycling. After that, the phone is shredded and heated to around 1100 degrees Celsius. The mobile phones are then turned into dust and undergo further chemical processing before being taken to a smelter which takes out the relevant metals for reuse.

It would help if you recycled your old phone to conserve the environment. Mobile phones contain hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, brominated flame retardants, etc. When the phones are thrown away and burnt, these toxic metals are released into the environment polluting it.