Peripherals, Batteries & Accessories Recycling in Phoenix, AZ

Yes. We accept all enterprise battery types including lithium-ion (laptop, UPS backup, equipment batteries), lead-acid (UPS, server room), nickel-cadmium, and nickel-metal-hydride. Batteries are transported in UN-approved containers, processed at R2v3-certified downstream battery recyclers, and never sent to landfill. We comply with all DOT hazardous-material handling regulations.

Yes. Modern multifunction printers (MFPs) and copiers contain hard drives or SSDs that store scanned documents, fax queues, address books, and print jobs. We perform NIST 800-88 sanitization on every printer storage device — typically through manufacturer-supported secure erase or by removing and shredding the drive. A Certificate of Destruction is issued per unit.

Yes. We accept all monitor types — LCD, LED, OLED, and the rare remaining CRT. CRT monitors contain leaded glass that requires specialized handling under EPA Universal Waste rules. Modern LCD/LED monitors are processed for plastics, glass, and circuit board recovery through R2v3-certified recyclers. There is no charge for monitor recycling on standard ITAD pickups.

Yes. We accept all small peripherals — cables, keyboards, mice, headsets, webcams, docking stations, USB hubs, and adapters. While individual items have low value, we consolidate them into our R2v3-certified recycling stream where copper, plastics, and rare metals are recovered. There is no minimum quantity for peripherals on a scheduled pickup.

Yes. For all R2v3-certified recycling — including peripherals, batteries, monitors, and cables — we provide a Certificate of Recycling that documents the weight, material categories, and downstream destination. This is essential for ESG reporting, sustainability audits, and corporate environmental disclosures.