CRT monitor

CRT monitors containing leaded glass are identifiable in the waste stream and are specifically banned from disposal in our landfills. As E-Waste, they are grouped into two categories: working/repairable, and junk.It is estimated that in California alone, we will junk over 60,000 monitors this year alone. The demand for replacement monitors also is relatively simple to project. Specifically, Americans are expected to buy 50 million new monitors next year. Monitors, on average, make up 35 percent of the entire computer cost, and about half of the computer's weight.

At 5PM we make machines, like the innovative AP760 crt recycling (Patent 2007) for companies that are active in the WEEE disposal and recycling field.