At SAR Metals, we specialise in recycling electronic components across the UK, providing compliant and sustainable solutions for businesses, schools, and individuals.
Electronic components such as circuit boards, processors and memory modules contain precious metals like gold, silver and palladium, alongside valuable base metals including copper and aluminium. Throwing them away not only wastes resources but also risks harmful chemicals leaking into the environment.
By recycling with SAR Metals, you ensure:
At SAR Metals, we handle a wide range of electronic components as part of our e-waste recycling service. Find out what you can recycle below:
PCBs are at the heart of most electronic devices and contain a high concentration of metals such as copper, tin, gold and silver. We recycle both populated and unpopulated circuit boards from computers, printers, routers, and consumer devices.
RAM modules are compact but contain recoverable metals. We recycle desktop, laptop and server memory sticks, including obsolete and bulk loads.
Central Processing Units are rich in precious metals. Whether damaged, obsolete, or bulk decommissioned processors, we ensure maximum value recovery and full data security.
Boards from televisions and monitors contain a variety of reusable materials. We dismantle and process these safely, ensuring hazardous substances are handled correctly.
Modern vehicles rely heavily on electronics. Automotive circuit boards from dashboards, ECUs, and control systems are efficiently recycled, recovering both precious metals and reusable components.
We make component recycling straightforward, secure, and compliant with UK law.
Free on-site assessments for bulk component loads, helping businesses and organisations understand the value of their electronic waste before collection.
Reliable and flexible collection services across the UK, with same-day pick-up often available for larger consignments.
Components with storage functions (such as RAM or CPUs) are securely wiped or destroyed to ensure full GDPR compliance. Certificates of data destruction are available.
Components are processed through some of the world’s most efficient refineries, maximising material recovery and client returns.
All electronic waste is treated in accordance with WEEE and environmental standards, reducing landfill and supporting the circular economy.
Whether you’re clearing obsolete IT hardware, recycling manufacturing scrap, or decommissioning automotive electronics, SAR Metals provides a secure and valuable recycling solution.
Do you have old circuit boards, processors or memory modules to dispose of? SAR Metals makes electronic component recycling simple, safe and profitable. From valuations and nationwide collections to refining and compliance reporting, we manage the full process so you can focus on your business.
Contact our team today to request a valuation or explore our other services, such as laptop recycling and catalytic converter recycling.
SAR Metals accepts all types of circuit boards, including PCBs from computers, laptops, televisions, routers and vehicles. Both populated (with components) and unpopulated (bare) boards are processed to recover valuable metals.
Yes. Even broken or outdated components such as CPUs, RAM, and automotive boards retain valuable materials that can be recycled. SAR Metals ensures these items are securely dismantled and processed.
Components contain valuable metals like gold, silver, palladium and copper, which can be reused in new products. At the same time, improper disposal risks harmful substances entering the environment. Recycling ensures safe handling, maximum material recovery, and compliance with UK law.
Yes. We handle both sorted and mixed loads, including consumer electronics, IT hardware, and automotive electronics. Collections can be arranged UK-wide, with same-day service available in many areas.
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