Comprehensive E-Waste Recycling Facility at BRP Infotech
At BRP Infotech Pvt. Ltd., we are committed to treasuring every electronic item and recycling them. Our state-of-the-art recycling plant is in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, dedicated to processing this waste responsibly, so that proper reuse, end-of-life (EOL) disposal and recycling take place. For us, addressing the hazardous effects on the environment caused by outdated electronics, such as computer monitors, televisions or cell phones which are carefully disassembled down to component level is a priority. Recovered materials from these items are sorted and transformed back into raw materials for manufacturing new products.
Plant Capacity and Expertise
The recycling facilities in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, India, consist of two advanced plants dedicated to the management of electronic waste (e-waste). The first plant has an annual capacity of 9,000 metric tons, while the second plant can process 6,000 metric tons per year. In addition, there is a specialized facility for battery waste recycling, which has a capacity of 8,400 metric tons per annum. These operations are fully accredited by both the State Pollution Control Board and the Central Pollution Control Board, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulatory standards. This accreditation underscores the facilities’ commitment to effectively addressing the challenges associated with electronic waste and reducing its environmental impact.
- CRT monitors
- Laptops
- Computers
- Televisions
- Networking equipment
- Servers
- MP3 players
- PDAs
- Cell phones
- Photocopiers
- Scanners
- Printers
- LCDs and PLCs
- All Types Battery
Commitment to Safety and Compliance
Safety for our workers and the environment is our main priority at BRP Infotech. We have installed every safety measure in our facility and strictly comply with regulations related to make it a safe recycling process. The Uttar Pradesh Government has approved us as e-waste recyclers, while the Ministry of Environment & Forests (MOEF) has cleared us.
This way, we ensure that we are operating in line with local as well as national environmental norms; there is no doubt that we do this transparently and consistently so that we can keep the natural world safe.
Towards a Greener Future
Through recycling initiatives, we see a world where e-waste is neither discarded nor forgotten but rather reused as raw materials for other products. In doing this, let us join hands to mitigate its harmful effects on the ecosystem so that it can be sustainable for future generations.
