PCB RECYCLING
Leader in the recycling of integrated printed circuit boards

We are the European leader
in the professional preparation of electronic waste for the recovery of copper and precious metals from printed circuit boards and devices containing PCBs
Our offer
MB Recycling, as an innovative leader in its sector [photos for individual groups in the list below], specialises in recycling of the following assortments:

Printed circuit boards
all grades and types

Copper and gold laminates

Components from electronic devices such as:
• hard disks • CD/DVD drives • power supplies

Entire electronic devices such as:
• Laptops • PCs • Servers • Routers • Switches • Tablets • Telephones
Operationally, we are capable of processing all electrical and electronic waste.


Comprehensive services:

Competitive prices

Specialised transport

Competitive payment methods

Fast and professional service from a dedicated account manager

Safe recycling
Recycling Lab
We focus on high quality
continuous development and long-term partnerships
Contact US
Grzegorz Bartuś
PCB/WEEE/E-scrap development director
Dawid Stępień
Germany, Austria, Greece,
North Macedonia, Italy, England, Turkey
Maciej Bryk
Poland, Finland, Croatia, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Kosovo,
Czech Republic, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
Irina Shcherbatiuk
Bulgaria, Italy, Serbia, Finland, Sweden, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Norway, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
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About us
We use the latest technology
in the professional preparation of electronic waste for the recovery of copper and precious metals from printed circuit boards and devices containing PCBs
PCB recycling

Feeding the load to an inspection conveyor, after which the fraction is directed to a shredder with hydraulic pressure.
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Individually calibrated shredder, which shreds the tiles and the entire machine to the required fraction (usually 34 mm) The pressure force and speed are adjusted automatically.
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Separation by means of an oscillating sieve and fine screening.
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Feeding the load to an inspection conveyor, after which the fraction is directed to a shredder with hydraulic pressure.
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Second stage magnetic separation with higher power.
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Optical separation.
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High-sensitivity optical/inductive separation to separate the flow into two fractions: plastics and wafers.
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The entire process is controlled by an integrated control system.
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Why is the recycling of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) important?
Environmental protection:
PCBs often contain toxic substances, such as lead and cadmium, which can contaminate soil and groundwater, with negative impacts on ecosystems and human health. Recycling avoids depositing these hazardous materials in unsuitable landfills.
Raw material savings:
Energy reduction:
Reduced generation of electronic waste:
Recovery of precious metals:
Operating in compliance with regulations:
We have our own extensive vehicle fleet
Our plants
