Materials and equipment Ecobraz collects
Each material has its own handling, transport and disposal requirements. Find yours in the list, see the exact scope on the dedicated page — and note that the exclusions are declared too, because honest scope avoids rework on both sides.
Technology and infrastructure
From peripherals to the data centre — with data handling when the equipment carries media.
Electronic waste in general
The general entry point for electrical and electronic waste from organisations and households.
View page →Computers and laptops
End-user IT and peripherals, with data handling where applicable.
View page →Servers, racks and storage
Data centre and server room infrastructure.
View page →Phones and tablets
Corporate mobile devices, with attention to media.
View page →Printers
Printing equipment — without loose toner and cartridges.
View page →Boards and components
Boards, components and IT scrap.
View page →Telecoms
Networks, telephony and decommissioned infrastructure.
View page →Cables and wires
Electrical and network cabling, assessed by volume.
View page →Batteries, white goods and industry
Categories with their own logistics and requirements — always defined in the technical assessment.
Batteries and UPS units
Lithium, lead-acid, stationary, traction, automotive and electric-vehicle batteries.
View page →White goods
White goods: fridges, freezers, washers and dryers.
View page →Air conditioning
Climate control, with its own logistics and operational risks.
View page →Televisions and monitors
TVs, monitors and screens of any generation.
View page →Industrial machinery
Large-scale: panels, motors and decommissioned lines.
View page →Hospital equipment
Only non-contaminated electronics and subject to declaration.
View page →Describe the batch — the assessment separates what is in scope from what is not.
Type, volume and location: with that, the team responds with the applicable scope and conditions, in writing.