Drop-off
Hand over your end-of-life equipment at the authorised collection point we advise, nearest to your location.
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Electronic equipment should be handled responsibly at the end of its life. This page explains how to dispose of e-waste safely and how to contact us about end-of-life products.
Electronic waste, or e-waste, refers to electrical and electronic equipment — whole or in part — that has become unwanted, non-working or obsolete and has reached the end of its useful life.
E-waste can contain valuable, recoverable materials such as metals and plastics. It can also contain hazardous substances that may harm soil and water if disposed of incorrectly. Refurbishing, reusing and recycling electronic equipment through authorised channels helps conserve resources and protect the environment.
Machinery and electronics used in the cutting room — such as plotters, digitizers, controllers, computers and spare electronic parts — should be disposed of through authorised e-waste channels and never with general waste.
Richpeace Unlimited encourages customers to dispose of end-of-life electronic equipment responsibly and will guide you on the right disposal route.
A general outline of the process. Specific collection arrangements will be confirmed by our team.
Tell us which product has reached end of life, its model and location.
We explain the disposal process and the nearest authorised drop-off or collection option.
Drop off at an authorised point or arrange collection, as advised.
Equipment is channelled to an authorised recycler for dismantling and processing.
Choose the option that suits you. Our team confirms the arrangement when you contact us.
Hand over your end-of-life equipment at the authorised collection point we advise, nearest to your location.
For larger equipment, ask us about arranging collection from your factory or office, where available.
Collected equipment is handed to an authorised e-waste recycler for safe dismantling, material recovery and disposal.
Safe recycling supports sound management of hazardous substances.
Recovered materials can be used to make new products.
Working equipment can be refurbished and reused where appropriate.
Keeping electronics out of landfill reduces a growing waste stream.
Customers near our corporate office and branches can contact us for e-waste guidance. We will tell you the nearest authorised collection point when you get in touch.
Contact our team and we will guide you on responsible disposal of your end-of-life Richpeace Unlimited equipment.
Tell us about your requirement and our team will get back to you.