Why Recycle Electronic Waste?

Electronic waste, also known as e-waste, contains valuable metals and hazardous substances. Improper disposal can pollute the environment and breach UK waste regulations. By recycling electronics with SAR Metals, you help:

• Recover valuable materials like gold, copper, and aluminium
• Prevent harmful chemicals from entering soil and water
• Reduce landfill waste and support a circular economy
• Comply with WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) regulations

We handle every item with care, in line with UK Environment Agency standards and international best practices.

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What Type of E-Waste Do We Recycle?

We accept a wide range of electrical waste and components, including:

Electronic Components

• PC Boards (Printed Circuit Boards)
• RAM Memory
• CPUs & Processors
• TV Boards
• Automotive Circuit Boards

IT & Office Equipment

• PC Towers
• Hard Disk Drives
• Laptops & Tablets
• Servers
• Power Supply Units

Consumer Electronics

• TVs & Monitors
• Mobile Phones
• Gaming Consoles
• Printers
• Home Routers and Modems

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If you’re unsure whether we can recycle your materials, just send us photos and estimated weights, we will confirm whether it is possible and offer a free valuation.

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UK-Wide Electrical Waste Collection and Valuation Services

We make it easy to dispose of electronics securely and responsibly. Here is what we offer:

• On-Site Valuations
• Our trained team offers on-site e-waste valuations to assess your material and provide the best possible price.
• Same-Day Collections

We offer fast, reliable collections across the UK and internationally. For local clients, we can often offer same-day pick-up for qualifying volumes.

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Global Recycling Network

As part of our international metals and refining network, SAR Metals gives clients access to the world’s largest and most efficient refineries - cutting out intermediaries and improving margins.

• Full Regulatory Compliance
• All procedures are fully traceable, compliant with UK environmental regulations, and reported to the appropriate authorities for waste tracking.

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