TVs, Smartphones and Computers

We can help you and your business dispose of old technology responsibly.

Recycling TVs, smartphones and computers

Regularly upgrading technology, including TVs, smartphones and computers is necessary in the 21st century. Computers slow down, technology advances, monitors need upgrading, and photocopiers get phased out for newer models. Even compact items like USBs and phones can take up valuable storage space.

But what happens to all that old technology? Most of these items can be diverted from landfill through electronic waste recycling. When recycled, e-waste is dismantled and precious materials including glass, plastics and metals can be extracted for re-use. Some electronic items contain hazardous materials including lead, mercury and cadmium that needs specialist handling.

Our recycling processes are undertaken in the most ethical and environmentally responsible manner, to suit even the most stringent sustainability targets set by your business.

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E-waste management

Scrap solar panels

The increasing adoption of solar energy has led to a significant rise in the number of solar panels being installed across Australia. While this is a positive step towards a more sustainable future, it also presents a new challenge: what happens to solar panels at the end of their life cycle? As solar panels age, their efficiency decreases, and they eventually need to be replaced. This has led to a growing concern about the proper disposal and recycling of scrap solar panels.

White Goods

Wanless Waste Management can take white goods including fridges, washing machines, dishwashers and dryers.

Batteries

The materials found in batteries are non-renewable but can be recycled an indefinite number of times.

Fluorescent light bulbs

We can help recycle and dispose of spent and broken fluorescent lightbulbs.

E-waste

Entertainment consoles, computers, mobile phones, televisions, appliances and lighting devices.

Secure E-Waste Destruction

Avoid the chances of a data breach with secure e-waste destruction.

We’re more than waste management

A staggering 9 million tonnes of plastic ends up in the world’s oceans each year, and land-based waste is the greatest polluter. This ocean debris affects about 700 marine species, some of which are now endangered.

To help turn the tide on plastic pollution, Wanless eco(logical) is investing in Australia’s oceans.

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