Monitors & TVs
Recycling
What We Accept
All items processed through certified facilities with full documentation.
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Type Sorting
Separated by technology: CRT (requires lead glass handling), LCD (requires mercury backlight handling), LED (standard recycling).
Hazmat Removal
CRTs: lead-containing funnel glass separated from panel glass. LCD: mercury-containing backlights removed for proper hazardous waste disposal.
Material Recovery
Metals (steel, aluminum, copper), plastics, and non-hazardous glass recovered for recycling.
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Monitors & TVs Questions
Common questions about monitors & tvs recycling.
Back to Electronics arrow_forwardTypically yes. CRT monitors contain 4-8 pounds of lead glass that requires specialized handling. Per-unit fees range $5-$15 depending on size and volume. LCD and LED monitors are generally free to recycle.
In most states, no. Electronics are banned from landfill in 25+ states. CRT TVs specifically are considered hazardous waste due to lead content. Proper recycling through a certified processor is required.
Digital signage, video walls, and commercial displays accepted in any quantity. For large deployments, we coordinate removal and recycling as part of a refresh project.