Electronic and Electrical Waste (SW 110)

Comprehensive and sustainable e-waste management solutions

MM Century is a trusted leader in sustainable waste management. As a licensed handler of SW 110 waste, we specialise in helping businesses in the electrical and electronic manufacturing sectors responsibly manage their e-waste.

What is SW 110 Waste?

SW 110 waste, commonly referred to as e-waste, includes discarded electrical and electronic assemblies such as:

Computers, laptops, and mobile phones

Televisions and monitors

Telecommunications assets

Industrial electrical equipment

Semiconductor by products

These items often contain hazardous materials like batteries, mercury switches, and cathode-ray tube glass, which require expert handling to avoid environmental and health risks.

Why Proper E-Waste Management Matters

Improper e-waste disposal can harm ecosystems, pollute air and water, and pose serious health risks. When improperly dismantled or incinerated, hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium may leach into soil and water or release toxic fumes.

Effective e-waste management offers:

Environmental Protection: Safeguarding natural resources and ecosystems from contamination.
Resource Conservation: Recovering valuable materials like gold, silver, and copper to reduce the need for virgin resources.
Circular Economy Support: Recycling and reusing materials to minimise waste.
Health Safety: Ensuring safe disposal of toxic substances to protect communities.

Our Comprehensive E-Waste Management Process

We handle the entire lifecycle of e-waste with a focus on safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Our services include:

Collection & TransportationSafe and compliant e-waste collection from your premises, transported using our licensed fleet.
Manual Segregation & Dismantling
Skilled technicians carefully dismantle e-waste, separating hazardous components and valuable materials.
Mechanical Processing
Advanced machinery crushes, grinds, and separates e-waste to maximise material recovery.
Thermal Treatment
Specialised equipment, such as rotating ovens and melting furnaces, safely neutralises hazardous materials while extracting valuable metals such as copper and aluminium.
Resource Recovery
We recover high-value resources, including precious metals and reusable components, contributing to a circular economy.
Recycling and Reuse
Recovered materials are recycled and reused across industries, reducing the demand for virgin resources.
Waste Disposal & Pollution Control
Non-recyclable waste is disposed of responsibly, and emissions are minimised through advanced air quality control systems.