Techazar offers expert e-waste recycling solutions, responsibly handling electronic waste for safe disposal and resource recovery. E-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream, with over 50 million tons produced annually, containing harmful substances that can adversely affect health and the environment. The company promotes sustainability through refurbishing and remarketing electronics, alongside initiatives for mindful consumption and technological innovations in recycling.

1. Training Session

2. Choose Techazar for expert e-waste recycling solutions. We
responsibly handle electronic waste, ensuring safe disposal
and resource recovery.
RECYCLER
E-WASTE
Sustainable E-Waste Management

3. ❖Electronic waste, or e-waste, encompasses discarded electronic devices nearing
the end of their life cycle. E-waste includes items like smartphones, laptops, desktop
computers, televisions, and other electronics.
WHAT IS E WASTE AND ITS
GLOBAL STATISTICS?
❖Globally, more than 50 million tons of e-waste are produced each year,
equivalent to the weight of all commercial aircraft ever built.
❖E-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream, increasing by 21% in just five
years.

4. TYPES OF E WASTE
Types Of Electronics That Become E-Waste
Consumer Electronics
IT Equipment
Mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, and MP3 players
are commonly replaced items.
Computers, monitors, printers, and peripherals contribute
significantly to e-waste.
Home Appliances
Refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, and
microwaves are part of e-waste streams.
Entertainment Devices
Televisions, gaming consoles, DVD players, and audio
systems become e-waste after use.

5. THE LIFECYCLE OF
ELECTRONICS
Creation Of Devices: Electronics are manufactured
using raw materials like metals, plastics, and
semiconductors.
Manufacturing Phase
Assembly Process: Components are assembled to form
devices in factories before distribution.
Market Introduction: New devices are launched
frequently to meet consumer demands for innovation.

6. THE LIFECYCLE OF
ELECTRONICS
Consumer Adoption: Electronics enter households and
businesses for daily use.
Usage Phase
Technological Advancements: Rapid advancements lead to
shorter device lifespans as newer models emerge.
Upgrades and Replacements: Consumers upgrade devices or
replace them with newer models, contributing to e-waste
generation.

7. THE LIFECYCLE OF
ELECTRONICS
End-of-Life: Devices reach the end of their usefulness
due to malfunctions, obsolescence, or damage.
Disposal Phase
Waste Generation: Discarded electronics become e-
waste, adding to the global waste stream.
Environmental Impact: Improper disposal harms the
environment through pollution and resource wastage.

8. Used in semiconductors and batteries,
cadmium is harmful to kidneys and bones,
causing renal dysfunction, osteoporosis,
anemia, and lung damage.
Brominated Flame
Retardants
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN E-WASTE
Present in switches and batteries, mercury
poses risks to the nervous system, leading
to tremors, insomnia, memory loss, and
cardiovascular issues.
Mercury
Found in plastics and electrical
components, these substances
can disrupt hormone function, impact
brain development, and
lead to thyroid disorders.
Present in cables and insulation, PVC
releases toxic fumes when burned,
contributing to respiratory issues and liver
damage.
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Cadmium
Found in circuit boards and CRT monitors,
lead can cause neurological damage,
developmental delays, cognitive
impairments, and hypertension.
Lead
Toxic In E
Waste
Hg
PVC
Cd
BFRs Pb

9. GO THE IMPACT OF E-WASTE ON THE
ENVIRONMENT SOMEWHERE YOU'VE
NEVER BEEN
Toxins Release: Improper disposal releases hazardous
substances into the soil.
Agricultural Risks: Contaminated soil affects crop growth,
reduces yields, and compromises food safety.
Groundwater Pollution: Toxins leach into groundwater,
affecting drinking water sources and aquatic ecosystems.
SOIL CONTAMINATION

10. GO THE IMPACT OF E-WASTE ON THE
ENVIRONMENT SOMEWHERE YOU'VE
NEVER BEEN
Chemical Leaching: Hazardous chemicals from e-waste
contaminate water bodies.
Ecosystem Disruption: Polluted water disrupts aquatic
ecosystems, threatening biodiversity and ecosystem balance.
Human Health Impact: Contaminated water sources pose health
risks to communities reliant on these water supplies.
WATER POLLUTION

11. GO THE IMPACT OF E-WASTE ON THE
ENVIRONMENT SOMEWHERE YOU'VE
NEVER BEEN
Burning E-Waste: It releases pollutants into the air, contributing to
air quality degradation.
Toxic Fumes: Burning plastics and electronic components emit toxic
fumes, impacting respiratory health.
Climate Impact: Emissions from e-waste burning contribute to
greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.
AIR POLLUTION

12. HEALTH RISKS OF E-
WASTE
• Respiratory Issues
• Skin Disorders
• Neurological Disorders
• Cancer Risk

13. THE DIGITAL DETOX
REDUCING E-WASTE AT THE SOURCE
• Mindful Consumption
Digital Minimalism
Rethink Upgrades
Sustainable Alternatives
• Practical Tips
Regular Maintenance
Declutter Digitally

14. E-WASTE WARRIORS
STUDENT-LED INITIATIVES MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Mindful Consumption
Campus E-Waste DrivesRethink Innov
and Advocacy
• Getting Started
Forming a Green Team
Funding and Support

15. FUTURE-PROOFING OUR PLANET
THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN E-WASTE MANAGEMENT
• Tech Innovations in Recycling
AI and Robotics
Blockchain for Transparency
• Looking Ahead
Sustainable Product Design
Your Role in the Future

16. OUR WORK PROCESS
Physical Asset
Verification
E-Waste Collection &
Reverse Logistics
Electronic Recycling &
Recovery

17. OUR WORK PROCESS
Data Destruction Refurbishing &
Remarketing
Certificate
Distribution

18. REFURBISHING AND REMARKETING
OF E-WASTE
Refurbishing
Remarketing
• Restoring used electronics to a fully functional state through
repairs, upgrades, and reconditioning.
• Extends device life, reduces e-waste, and supports sustainability by
minimizing the need for new materials.
• Reselling refurbished electronics after thorough testing and
certification.
• Helps provide affordable, eco-friendly alternatives to new products,
promoting a circular economy.

19. BENEFITS OF E-WASTE RECYCLING
Recover valuable resources like: Precious metals (gold, silver, copper) used in electronics manufacturing.
Rare earth elements (neodymium, yttrium) essential for electronic components.
Reduction in raw Material extraction like metals and minerals.
Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions by lowering carbon emissions.
Prevents hazardous materials like lead, mercury, and cadmium from contaminating the environment.
Creates employment opportunities.
Recycling extracts valuable materials like metals, plastics, and glass, enabling them to be repurposed for new products.
Minimize pollution risks, protect natural habitats, and reduce the energy consumption.

20. IN GOVERNMENT PORTAL
https://eprewastecpcb.in/#/dashboard-view/recycleApplicationGranted

21. OUR CUSTOMERS
PSG Institution Amirta College Adithya Institutions Karunya University Chellamall College
Madurai
ST. Joseph College Hindhuthan college KGISL college Krishna college Tidal Park
Eleviant Technologies Mold Masters S&T machinery
pvt
CUB
Kumbakonam
CAI mahendra

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E-WASTE PURCHAS
RATE
S. No Material Qty price
Monitor
CPU
Scanner
Projector
Laptops
Key Board
Printers
Mouse
Switches
Power cables
CAT cables
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1Kg
45.00
225.00
50.00
75.00
200.00
10.00
90.00
5.00
100.00
10.00
45.00
Note: There will be price vary after sight visit and
working material will be separate based on
configuration.

23. MEET OUR
TEAM !
Azaruddin Mohammed Sanuf Prabhu Nikil Abarnavahini
Anisha Sowmiya
Founder Manager Technical Engineer
E-Waste Management
Specialist
Business Development
Executive
Accounts Manager
Digital Marketing Executive
Siddiq k
E Waste Management
Specialist

24. Green
Award!!

25. Contact
info@techazar.com
8925837646/ 9840235929
www.techazar.in
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26. As passionate e-waste recyclers, we appreciate your interest in
responsible electronics disposal. At Techazar, we strive to make a
positive impact on the environment by recycling electronic devices
safely and ethically. Your support helps reduce electronic waste and
conserve valuable resources. Stay connected with us for the latest
updates and eco-friendly tips. Thank you for choosing Techazar—
we're dedicated to a greener future!
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