Leader in refurbishing and recycling of Electronics and Machinery
One World has a license to operate in a Special Economic Zone, whereby, it is the amongst very few companies in India which is allowed to import used electronics and machinery from anywhere in the world for the purpose of repair, refurbishing, reconditioning, dismantling and recycling.
Global E-Waste
The amount of worldwide e-waste generation is expected to exceed 50 million tons by 2020, with an annual growth between 4% and 5%.
If it is not disposed properly, e-waste can have catastrophic effects on the environment, creating an indispensable stipulation to recover, consolidate and recycle it effectively.
The rudimentary items that can be recovered from e-waste, to prevent environmental damage include constituents such as plastics, metals, and glass.
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Repair
Electronic equipment repairs mean to fix and alter all the electronic devices and appliances available anywhere.
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Refurbishing
The refurbishment of something is the act or process of cleaning it, updating it, and providing it with new equipment or facilities.
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Reconditioning
Reconditioning means to troubleshoot a piece of malfunctioning equipment, search for a fix and repair it.
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Dismantling and Recycling
Dismantling, recycling and removal of obsolete equipment and machinery.
Saving The Planet
We take immense pride in the fact that we are specialists in initiatives towards saving the environment, and by an extension saving the planet.
Our electronic recycling division currently employs around 110 workers and is equipped to recycle any kind of electronics and white goods. We are further in the process of getting R2 certification.
One World’s Services
OneWorld has an ability to Import, Procure, Recycle and Refurbish the following items and any of its kindred components.
IT Equipment
Computers and Peripherals
Refrigeration
Engineering Goods
Electrical and Electronic Home and Industrial Appliances
Tools
Telecommunication Equipment
Air-Conditioning
Industrial Machinery
Global E-Waste in Figures
Producing a computer along with its monitor takes at least 1.5 tons of water, 48 pounds of chemicals, and 530 pounds of fossil fuels.
Compared to disposal in landfills or by incinerators, reusing or recycling computers can create 296 more jobs per year for every 10,000 tons of computer waste processed.
Only 20% of e-waste is documented to have been collected and recycled, despite high-value recoverable materials such as copper and gold.
Americans throw away an estimated $55 billion in e-waste material annually (more than the 2019 Gross Domestic Product of many countries).
By recycling 1 million cell phones, more than 35,000 pounds of copper, 33 pounds of palladium, 772 pounds of silver, and 75 pounds of gold can be recovered.
The excessive amount of lead in e-waste, if released into the environment, could cause severe damage to human blood and kidneys, as well as central and peripheral nervous systems.
