Système d'échantillonnage de carburant de remplacement

Informations de base

• Disponible sur:
• English
• Français

ERDWICH introduces their innovative solution to the recycling of LCD monitors in Germany. With an estimated three million monitors set to be recycled in 2016, it is crucial to find a safe and efficient method to handle these devices. Typically, LCD monitors contain backlighting that contains mercury, making them hazardous waste. They need to be classified and registered appropriately to comply with German regulations.Traditionally, the dismantling of these monitors has been done manually, posing serious health risks to workers. However, ERDWICH has developed two alternatives that offer a safer and more efficient way of recycling LCD monitors. These alternatives ensure that no risks arise from the mercury for the environment or for humans.One of the options they offer is the monitor sawing plant. This plant is specifically designed to disassemble the monitors quickly and effectively. The sawing plant eliminates the need for manual disassembly, reducing health hazards for workers. In addition, it allows for the separation and recycling of valuable resources, such as mercury, in an environmentally friendly manner.With ERDWICH's monitor sawing plant, the recycling process for LCD monitors becomes not only safer but also more time-saving. It provides a solution to the lack of suitable automated procedures in the industry, paving the way for a more sustainable and efficient future in LCD monitor recycling.