Recovert E-Waste Catalogue – Unlock the True Value of Your Scrap

When selecting the measurement unit as “kg,” the system automatically displays the recommended price per kilogram. You can enter your own price and specify the number of kilograms you want to add to the cart.

Yes, when selecting “Unit” as the measurement, you can enter the number of units and set the price per unit. This is useful for components that may have a higher value per unit rather than by weight.

The cart saving feature allows you to enter a work order number, client name, and comments, which can be helpful for your accounting and order tracking.

The PDF report includes client information, order date, daily metal prices, a list of products with recommended and entered prices, total weight, amounts, and profit analysis. It ensures transparency and helps optimize pricing decisions.

The system converts all orders into kilograms, even if some products were registered as units. This ensures a consistent weight calculation and a clear final result.

If you enter a price higher than the recommended one, the profit will be negative (a loss). If the entered price is lower, the profit will be positive. This makes it easy to analyze order profitability.

The electronic waste catalog provides detailed information on various types of waste boards, including product categories, quantities, and valuable materials such as precious metals. It also includes data on waste composition, mass, and estimated value, making it a comprehensive tool for managing electronic waste efficiently

The cart summary includes the following comprehensive details:

• Product descriptions and photos of selected items.
• Quantities (in kilograms or units) and individual weights.
• Real-time market prices of precious metals.
• Precious metal content, including the total quantities of gold, silver, copper, and palladium for each category and overall.
• The total weight of all selected items.
• The total price, based on the current market value of the metals.
• Information about the buyer or seller involved in the transaction.

The prices listed in the catalog are intended to help you navigate the market. These prices reflect the real analysis and precious metal content of the listed items. However, the per-kilogram or per-unit prices are calculated after deducting a certain percentage to account for:

• Transportation costs.
• Recycling plant processing and metal extraction costs.
• Intermediary company margins. (Margin refers to the difference between the final price and the listed price, which constitutes the earnings of these companies.)

In the market, there are various types of companies involved in the lifecycle of electronic waste:

1. Recycling Companies: Some companies specialize in collecting, sorting, or preprocessing electronic waste as an essential step before final recycling and precious metal extraction. These companies play a vital role, even if they do not perform the final material recovery stage themselves.
2. Trading Companies: Other companies act as intermediaries, focusing primarily on buying and selling waste materials rather than managing or recycling them. While they do not directly recycle waste, they facilitate the flow of materials between collectors and processing plants, ensuring continuity in the supply chain.

We analyze market conditions and draw from extensive experience to provide prices that are logical for both selling and buying electronic waste. This information will help you make informed decisions and better understand the electronic waste management process.

• For French clients: A 20% VAT will be added to the listed prices as per local tax regulations.
• For EU clients (outside France): VAT may not apply if you provide a valid EU VAT number.
• For non-EU clients: Taxes may vary based on your local regulations. The final price will be displayed before payment confirmation.