Behrendt Electronic Recycling aus Neumünster

ews about WEEE and German ElectroG (German regulation concerning used electronic appliances)

The German legislative procedure for implementing the European WEEE into German law began with the cabinet decision on September 1 st 2004.

The second annex of the WEEE remains unchanged, meaning that ordinary recycling in big car shredders and the export thereof to China, carried out regularly in the past, will now come to an end.

Various regulations and initiatives will now determine how electrical and electronic waste is to be recycled.

For example, condensers containing PCB, circuit boards bigger than 10 cm², batteries, other harmful substances, plastics containing bromine, components containing Hg, LCDs bigger than 100 cm² will have to be extracted and individually physically present at the end of the process.

Additionally the removal of the recycling particles will have to be verified explicitly and the adherence to a quota will have to be demonstrated.

With our highly developed technological machinery – in use for the past 16 months – we already meet the above requirements
Thanks to our approved processing capacity of 15.000 to equipment in categories 1-10 (according to Annex IA of the WEEE) plus capacities for large domestic appliances and cooling units we are well prepared for an influx of volumes
We are already offering our processing capacities in the market
We are able to serve the entire Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg area due to our KRS (Kreislaufwirtschafts- und Rücknahmesystem Schleswig-Holstein). Every municipal recycling point, as well as individual recyclers in the area can be serviced by our disposal procedure.

Behrendt Electronic-Recycling GmbH

Leinenstraße 31
24539 Neumünster

Telefon:
+49 43 21 / 9 84 98 - 0
Telefax:
+49 43 21 / 9 84 98 - 4