Reject, scrap and gold-plated circuit boards (PCBs and PCBAs), excess and obsolete electronic components, end-of-life electronics and cable are received in Orillia, weighed, sorted and settled on a written report. Material with metal value is paid for or credited.
Electronics recycling at EDI is not a drop-off bin. It is an industrial stream: the boards your line rejected, the reels your product no longer uses, the equipment your site retired, and the cable that came out of the walls. Each has a different value and a different next stop.
Everything is weighed when it arrives and sorted by what it is. The settlement report shows the weight of each material and the credit or fee for each line.
Not sure about something? Use the material finder or ask.
What it is, roughly how much, where it is, and anything controlled or holding data. We reply with a written quote.
Our own truck and driver come to your dock in Ontario and Quebec. From elsewhere in Canada, you ship to Orillia and we help plan it.
Your load gets its own lot number and is weighed in Orillia. A receiving report goes to you.
Destroyed, recycled, or tested and resold. Serial numbers are recorded where the job calls for it.
Your certificates and a settlement report arrive, and the lot is closed.
What arrived and what it weighed, by lot.
Weights by material, with any credit or fee.
Confirms your material was recycled through our Orillia facility.
Reject boards and failed assemblies can carry your layout, your part numbers and your customer's name. If that matters, ask for the lot to be shredded before it is recycled, and for a certificate of destruction. See prototype and product destruction.
Material with metal value is paid for or credited. What it is worth depends on the material and the market on the day, so we quote once we know what you have. The settlement report shows the weights and the result for each line.
This service is for businesses and institutions. For a used computer or a repair, see the EDI Electronics Outlet.
Yes. Mixed skids are sorted here. Sorting it yourself first usually improves the settlement, and we can tell you how.
There is no fixed minimum. Tell us what you have and we will tell you the sensible way to get it here.
Solder dross, paste and bars, non-ferrous metals, specialty alloys and precious-metal-bearing material.
Engineering units, R&D boards and rejected product shredded so they cannot be rebuilt or reused.
Reject boards, excess components, solder dross and rejected product, each handled for what it is.
Search for what you have. Each result says what we do with it, which service it falls under and who answers.
