Regular users of electronic products know that electronics will not last for life. So, what happens to them after they break down? Sometimes, they are left to waste away without re-use.Other times, these wastes are recycled. 

1.What is E-waste Recycling?
 

E-waste is short for electronic waste. That is, trash generated from broken, obsolete, and surplus electronic devices. You will also hear people refer to it as e-scraps.Typically, these electronics often contain toxic chemicals and hazardous materials. And where you do not dispose of these electronics properly, it can cause the release of toxic substances into our environment.E-waste recycling then refers to the reprocessing and re-use of these electronic wastes. It is a process that seeks to recover material from electronic waste. This way, you can use them in new electronic products.

2.What Benefits are there by E-Waste Recycling?
you will agree that e-waste recycling is an activity that you must encourage at any level. If you’re someone who has developed an interest in recycling e-waste, or you’re simply trying to build interest, you might want to ask: what components can we recycle?they are plastic,metal,glass,mercury,circuit boards,Hard Disk,etc.

3.Why is Tungsten Carbide Knife Suitable for E-Waste Recycling?
The most important part of E-Waste Recycling is shreddering,which involves breaking e-waste into smaller pieces for proper sorting.tungsten carbide knife is rightly used in this step bec of its high impact strength and wear resistance,in old days, tool steel is used for shreddering,but it's replaced by carbide step by step with sevice time 12-15 times that that of tool steel. and bec the 
breakage of carbide is very small, it will influnce the sorting after shreddering E-waste into small pcs. The carbide shredder teeth can up to 80mm thick and with a accurage surface finish.

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