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E-waste refers to discarded electrical and electronic equipment that has reached the end of its useful life. E-waste includes items such as computers, laptops, mobile phones, printers, keyboards, hard disks, cables, and other electronic devices. With rapid technological upgrades and increasing electronic usage, e-waste is growing day by day. Improper disposal releases harmful substances like lead and mercury, which contaminate soil and water and affect human health. By sending e-waste to authorized recyclers, valuable metals can be recovered safely and environmental pollution can be reduced.

Lead acid batteries are rechargeable batteries commonly used in vehicles, inverters, UPS systems, and industrial applications. These batteries mainly include automotive batteries, inverter batteries, UPS batteries, and industrial batteries. The rising use of vehicles and power backup systems has significantly increased battery waste generation. If disposed of improperly, lead and acid can leak into the environment, causing serious soil and water pollution. Recycling through authorized facilities helps recover lead safely and prevents hazardous exposure while conserving natural resources.

Plastic waste refers to discarded plastic materials generated from domestic, commercial, and industrial use. It includes packaging materials, containers, plastic parts, bottles, and industrial plastic scrap. Due to increased consumption and single-use plastics, plastic waste is continuously increasing worldwide. Non-biodegradable plastic harms wildlife, blocks drainage systems, and releases toxic gases when burned. Proper segregation and recycling of plastic waste help reduce landfill burden and promote sustainable reuse of materials.

Non-ferrous scrap refers to metal waste that does not contain iron and is resistant to rust and corrosion. It consists of metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, and other non-ferrous materials used in various industries. Growing industrial and electrical usage has increased the generation of such scrap materials. When not recycled properly, valuable resources are wasted and unnecessary mining increases environmental damage. Recycling non-ferrous metals saves energy, reduces pollution, and supports sustainable industrial practices.

Insulated cable scrap refers to discarded electrical and communication cables covered with protective insulation material. It includes electrical wires, communication cables, power cables, and other insulated conductors. With expanding infrastructure and electrical installations, cable waste is increasing rapidly. Burning cables to extract metal releases toxic fumes that harm human health and the environment. Authorized recycling separates metal and insulation safely, allowing resource recovery while minimizing environmental impact.