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What to do with your CDs and CD-ROMs Take them to your local charity shop and they might be able to sell them. ODS Business Services? London Recycling - CD recycling is a new service from London Recycling which allows you to dispose of CDs in an environmentally responsible way. Suitable for all types of CDs and their plastic cases, including music CDs, writeable CDs and CD ROMs which can be recycled extracting the polycarbonate and aluminium content for use in the manufacture of new components using hard plastics and metals. We supply our customers with purpose-designed boxes made from recycled cardboard for the on-site collection of CDs prior to collection by London Recycling. This can be to a fixed schedule or on an ad-hoc basis. Contact details: Make something with them yourself. The MakeStuff.com website has several ideas. Beacon Press now have a CD recycling scheme. Keymood UK accepts CDs, DVDs, vinyl, cassettes, VHS videos, computer equipment and mobile phones. Reclaims electronic and electrical products including all IT equipment, redundant office equipment and domestic goods. Turns your excess into cash. Electronic assembly experts. Takes pride in routinely exceeding guidelines on percentage of materials recycled, minimising landfill costs and providing clients with security. Full certification and auditable reports on sensitive goods. Contact details: ... or ... Send them to Polymer Reprocessors - see below for more details You will have to pay the postage but they will recycle them. A certificate of destruction can be issued by arrangement and for a small fee, should your CDs contain sensitive data. |
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Polymer Reprocessors Ltd Polymer Reprocessors Ltd, whose factory is situated on Knowsley Industrial Park, developed their unique 100% recycling process for surplus non-biodegradable stock CDs and CD-ROMS after an initial 2-year research and development period and have now perfected and patented the process. The company employ a process that involves the jewel case being granulated and then fed through an extrusion system fitted with laser filters that remove contaminants. The end product is a high quality polystyrene pellet that can be used, for example, in new jewel cases, packaging and insulation foam or artificial wood. The discs themselves are granulated, blended and compounded into high quality injection moulding polycarbonate that has a variety of uses, including as part of alarm boxes and motorway traffic lenses. The whole process is set to reduce the use of landfills- previously the only way to dispose of unwanted CDs- by around 2500 tonnes a year, with a much higher projection once the process is taken up internationally. Polymer Reprocessors have already won the support of the UK's three largest music CD producers and looks set to make a major contribution to recycling and the environment, and are therefore worthy winners of the prestigious Merseyside 21 Award. Send them to Polymer Reprocessors - see below for more details You will have to pay the postage but they will recycle them. CD Recycling · alu cans · batteries · bicycles · books · cardboard · CDs · clothes · coins · computers · curtains · fluorescent tubes · fridges · furniture · glass · hearing aids · inkjet cartridges · juice cartons · junk mail · landline phones · light bulbs · medical equipment · medicines · metals · mobile phones · motor oil · office furniture · organic waste · paint · paint stripper · pallets · paper · plastic · printed circuit boards · printer cartridges · sewing machines · spectacles · stamps · steel cans · televisions · tetrapacks · tools · tyres · vegetable oil · vinyl records · yellow pages · WEEE ·white spirit · wood · | ||