WEEE / E-Waste
WEEE and e-waste contain valuable metals, plastics, electronic components and other materials that can often be recovered through specialised recycling processes. APT connects companies offering electronic waste streams with recyclers, processors and buyers looking for reusable components and secondary raw materials.
Available WEEE / E-Waste listings
Buy and sell WEEE and e-waste materials
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) includes discarded electrical and electronic products from consumer, commercial and industrial applications. These products often contain valuable components and materials that can be recovered through dismantling, sorting and specialised recycling.
APT connects companies offering WEEE and e-waste streams with dismantlers, recyclers, processors and buyers looking for reusable equipment, components and secondary raw materials.
Find electronic waste for reuse and recycling
Looking for electronic equipment, dismantled components or processed e-waste fractions? Browse available listings and compare materials based on equipment type, composition, condition, processing status, quantity and location.
Available streams may include:
- Computers and IT equipment
- Servers and networking equipment
- Consumer electronics
- Industrial electronics
- Electrical appliances
- Telecommunications equipment
- Power supplies and inverters
- Cables and wiring
- Printed circuit boards
- Electric motors
- Displays and screens
- Electronic components
- Dismantled e-waste fractions
- Production scrap
Detailed information about equipment type and processing status helps buyers determine whether a stream is suitable for reuse, refurbishment, dismantling or material recovery.
Sell WEEE and electronic waste streams
Manufacturers, IT companies, electronics distributors, dismantlers and recyclers can use APT to find new destinations for electronic equipment and e-waste materials.
Both one-off batches and recurring streams can be offered. Useful listing information can include:
- Equipment or material type
- Brand and model
- Functional condition
- Material composition
- Processing status
- Presence of batteries
- Available quantity
- Packaging method
- Collection or delivery options
- Relevant documentation
Accurate specifications help potential buyers and processors evaluate reuse opportunities and determine suitable recycling routes.
Recover valuable materials from e-waste
Electrical and electronic equipment can contain a wide range of recoverable materials.
Depending on the equipment and recycling process, recoverable materials may include:
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Steel
- Gold
- Silver
- Palladium
- Plastics
- Glass
- Rare and specialty metals
- Reusable electronic components
Specialised processing can separate these materials and return them to industrial supply chains.
Reuse, refurbishment and recycling
Electronic equipment can follow different circular routes depending on its condition and technical characteristics.
Possible routes include:
- Direct equipment reuse
- Refurbishment and resale
- Component harvesting
- PCB recycling
- Cable and copper recovery
- Metal separation
- Plastic recycling
- Precious metal recovery
- Mechanical dismantling
- Specialised electronic waste treatment
Where equipment or components remain functional, reuse or refurbishment can extend their service life before material recycling becomes necessary.
Keep electronic materials in circulation
Recovering materials and components from e-waste helps reduce the loss of valuable resources and can lower demand for primary raw materials.
APT helps connect equipment owners, recyclers, processors and buyers so WEEE and electronic waste streams can find suitable destinations for reuse, refurbishment, recovery and recycling.