
Random Access Memory (RAM) modules are at the core of every computer, storing and processing valuable information. When it’s time to upgrade or dispose of outdated IT hardware, these modules should never be thrown away. They often contain sensitive data and valuable metals that can be safely recovered and reused.
We recycle all kinds of memory modules, including:
No matter the type, our experts ensure every component is processed safely and responsibly.
We offer flexible UK-wide collection, making it simple to dispose of your RAM and other IT equipment.
All RAM modules undergo strict data destruction. Information stored in volatile or non-volatile memory is permanently erased or destroyed.
We wipe or destroy hard drives and storage chips inside consoles to ensure personal data and account information is fully erased. Certificates of destruction can be provided for businesses and gaming retailers.Using advanced recycling methods, we recover valuable metals such as gold, palladium, and copper from the RAM modules.
Non-recoverable materials are processed according to UK environmental regulations, reducing landfill waste and promoting sustainable reuse.
Don’t let outdated RAM modules take up valuable space or risk your data security. Trust SAR Metals for safe, responsible, and certified RAM disposal in the UK.
Contact our team today to arrange a free collection and start your RAM recycling process. Alternatively, look into our other electronic component recycling services, such as laptop recycling and CPU recycling.
Yes. We accept all types of RAM, including DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, SO-DIMM (laptop memory), and server RAM.
Yes. RAM can temporarily hold sensitive information such as passwords and encryption keys. Our secure memory destruction process ensures this data is completely destroyed before recycling.
Absolutely. We offer a convenient UK-wide RAM disposal and collection service for businesses, organisations and individuals.
We use safe precious metal recovery methods to extract valuable materials such as gold, silver, and copper, which can then be reused in new products.
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