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Recycle Technologies has been delivering recycling services to the community since 1993. As a recycling and shredding company based in the Midwest, we operate licensed facilities in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Notably, Recycle Technologies stands as the sole Minority-Owned document destruction and recycling enterprise in the Midwest region.

How to dispose of plasma tv

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February 2, 2023
Recycle Technologies offers practical solutions for managing e-waste, especially for disposing of old plasma TVs. Since 1993, we have been leaders in electronic waste recycling, operating state-of-the-art facilities in Wisconsin and Minnesota, with plans to expand to other states later this year. Our comprehensive services, educational outreach, and commitment to sustainability make us a crucial partner in reducing the environmental impact of discarded electronics. By engaging with Recycle Technologies, residents and businesses in the USA can contribute to a greener future and ensure that e-waste is handled responsibly.
Recycle Technologies offers practical solutions for managing e-waste, especially for disposing of old plasma TVs. Since 1993, we have been leaders in electronic waste recycling, operating state-of-the-art facilities in Wisconsin and Minnesota, with plans to expand to other states later this year. Our comprehensive services, educational outreach, and commitment to sustainability make us a crucial partner in reducing the environmental impact of discarded electronics. By engaging with Recycle Technologies, residents and businesses in the USA can contribute to a greener future and ensure that e-waste is handled responsibly.
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With the affordability of electronics, Americans are disposing of televisions faster than ever. Only a small fraction of television is properly recycled according to the data from US EPA. The rest of this electronic waste ends up in landfills, where it can pose a serious risk to the environment. At the moment you have several ways you can dispose of plasma tv responsibly. Your first step for proper disposal is to sell. If that is not possible, donate. In the case that your plasma Tv is not working your only solution left is recycling your possession. Recycling companies like Recycle Technologies use heavy machinery that can salvage valuable materials from electronic devices. They can dispose of toxic elements, so they can’t harm anyone anymore.

Who is Recycle Technologies?

At Recycle Technologies, we know how to dispose of plasma TV and other electronics. We began this journey in 1993. As of now, we have two state-of-the-art facilities that recycle electronic waste in three states. In the US there are 1300 landfills. All these landfills are reaching their storage potential. By recycling, we can lessen the load on state landfills. We make it easy for residents of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa to recycle electronics responsibly. Our facilities are clean of Chemicals, Bodily Fluids, Insects, Animals, and Food.

Does Recycle Technologies dispose of Plasma tv?

If your plasma tv is broken that is fine. Likewise, if you have a partially dismantled TV we at recycle technologies take that too. Once it reaches our facility, we assess it before breaking it down into its separate components. We sort all the components and process them. Once processing is complete, they can be used in other products.

Steps To Dispose of a Plasma TV

You can follow the following steps to properly dispose of a plasma TV with minimal environmental impact.

Step 1:

Find a certified electronic waste recycling company that accepts plasma TVs as part of their acceptable electronics. 

Step 2:

If you think your plasma TV is in good condition, you can also consider donating it or selling it to the manufacturer if they offer that facility. However, if your plasma TV is at the end of its lifecycle and can no longer be used you can schedule a pickup service with Recycle Technologies for recycling your old plasma TV. 

Step 3:

The plasma TV is dismantled at our recycling center to break it down into component parts. The hazardous material is safely removed at this step. 

Step 4:

The plasma Tv undergoes further separation through magnets, water, and eddy currents. This helps to separate magnetic materials present within the old plasma TV. 

Step 5:

Once the useful materials are recovered through the process of separation, they are sent off to other industries to be used as raw materials for electronics and other products.

Also Read: How to dispose of a Computer Monitor?

What else do we offer?

We provide a full range of recycling services. If you have any questions about our services or don’t see what you are looking for contact us, our team can fill in the gaps you might have. For your convenience, you can easily rely on our mail-in program. Just sign up, print your prepaid shipping tags, place them on the electronics you want to recycle, and ship them. That is how simple the process is. Recycle Technologies recycles other items as well. This includes:

Computers

  • Laptops
  • Household Appliances
  • Cell-phones
  • Digital Cameras
  • Mp3 players
  • DVD players
  • All types of TVs
  • Monitors
  • Servers

Please make sure that your plasma tv doesn’t end up in your landfill. By doing your part, we can do ours and recycle together. This way our future generations don’t need to suffer the consequences.

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