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DIGITAL TV TRANSITION DAY
Press Release For June 11, 2009
Recycletronics™ is now accepting CRT TVs and Monitors
Many years of research and development have led to a unique process and machinery to recycle CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) TVs and monitors just in time for the June 12 digital TV transition. Tommy Nobis Center (TNC) has been licensed by MOLAM, the only EPA contractor for electronics recycling in the State of Georgia, to use the first complete TV and computer monitor recycling process in the United States. Many recyclers either ship whole TVs overseas, or partially process them (using older mechanisms such as "CRT Angel"), and then ship overseas. However, the Recycletronics Process utilizes a dismantling line, CRT Preprocessor, CRT Auto Cutter, and CRT Dry Washing System which produces clean furnace ready reusable glass right here in Georgia. This revolutionary process will soon be available nationwide through Recycletronics® authorized facilities.
This innovative machinery helps keep our environment free of hazardous electronic material and toxic waste. Our alliance and cooperation with Tommy Nobis Center provides "green" jobs for individuals with disabilities. Additionally, our process creates and supplies standardized reusable/resalable commodities such as glass, steel, copper, and plastics to the manufacturing sector.
Recycletronics, under a take back program with Sony and Waste Management, is accepting all Sony electronics including TVs and monitors free of cost. For other than Sony TVs or monitors, there is a $10 charge for the first TV and $5 for each additional TV or computer monitor. One hundred or more units are subject to special discounts (contact the depot for details). All other electronics except kitchen appliances are recycled for free. All donors receive a receipt for tax deduction.
Recycletronics™
At Tommy Nobis Center
1480 Bells Ferry Road, Marietta, GA 30066
Nader Nejad
770-420-5202
Mike Daniels
770-427-9000 (office) or 770-402-0662 (cell)
Recycletronics is a wholly owned
Trademark of MOLAM International.
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