E-waste means any discarded electronic devices or its parts like computers, printers, cell phones, pagers, photocopier, digital photo, music devices, toys and televisions.

1. Welcome to E-Waste Recyclers India
www.e-waste-recyclers.com

2. Among the many types of waste that we generate every day, E-Waste is an
important type. As a result of rapid industrialization and mechanization we have
invented many electronic devices like phones, pagers, computers, cameras, photo
copier, electric bulbs, tube lights, wires etc. when these electronic devices
become obsolete or useless they become e-waste. This waste is very difficult to
process and can be hazardous as well. Thus proper system and process is
required to deal with it. All the secondary computers, mobile phones, television
sets, refrigerators, etc that have been discarded fall into the category of
Electronic Waste.

3. Process of E-Waste Recycling

4. Type of E-Waste Component
Computers
Telecom
TV
Calculators
Scanners
Printers
Air Conditioner
Washing Machine
Microwave
Mobile Phone
Cartridges
Mother Board
Sensor
CD
Etc.

5. Scenario
• Manufacturing of electrical and electronic equipment
is the fastest growing sector
• Every house having electronic equipment
• More than 40-50 million tons e-waste world / year
• Asia estimate of 15 million tons / Year
• Average content metal of 60%, including copper and
gold
• 50-80% e waste collected in US and other developed
countries exported to third world countries
• E-waste is still the fastest growing municipal waste

6. • 2005-2.6 m tons in India of which 12.6 recycled
• 22 to 24 million computers and televisions are
added to storage each year
• 400 m units to be scrapped by end of decade
• 8% of municipal waste in EU and 2-5% in US
• 1-22 kg per person/p.a growing at 3 times
faster than the municipal waste
• Recycling is the only way to treat e-waste

7. • Indians upgrade or exchange their Mobile
Phone every 18 months, meaning there are
approximately 12 million unused mobile phone
stashed away at home or in the office
• Average working life of a mobile phone is 6
years but worldwide the average consumer
changes their mobile every 7 months
• Indian purchased 40 million mobile phones in
past years including 9.28 million in 2007

8. Design for Recycling
It will result in better environmental
performance and lower costs of treatment
It does not stand alone:
• Advanced technology
• Availability of industrial infrastructure
• Outlets for secondary materials
• Appropriate organization of take back systems

9. Thank You
• Contact Us
E-WASTE RECYCLERS INDIA
Delhi Office :-
A-46, Okhla Phase-1
Near Crowne Plaza
New Delhi, India -110020
Mob: 9990133388, 9990133399
Regd. Office & Work :-
E-50, UPSIDC Industrial Area,
98 KM Stone, NH 2, Kosi Kotawan
Distt Mathura, U.P., INDIA
Toll Free: 1800-102-5679