R&T recycles and recovers valuable metals from printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electronic equipment. We also, being WEEE accredited, are qualified to dispose of the end waste materials.
 
The recovered metals have a value, and customers may benefit from the generated profit. This may be you.
 
We currently act as a Principal Contractor for British Telecom, but we can offer our specialised services to any other company or organisation, large or small, which needs to dispose of electronic equipment.
 
Any company or organisation that needs to dispose of electronic equipment may find benefit in talking to our experienced team, for  potential mutual benefit.
 
Please go to our Contact page and discover how we can help you.

 

 

 

 

R&T Electronic Recycling LLP was formerly named R&T Engineering. The change of name was felt to more adequately express the company's role in today's demanding recycling industry.
 
In 2000, as R&T Engineering, the company secured a four-year rolling contract with British Telecom (BT)  to recover redundant telephone equipment and recycle it in compliance with current legislation. The Directors previously had ten years experience in exchange recovery undertaking work with the then BT main contractor. In all, the company has been involved in electronic recycling for eighteen years.

In 2006 BT recognised the professionalism and high quality of work, and the company was asked to take on the Principal Contractor role.
 
The  recovery of commodities from recycled equipment has been refined over the years, resulting in excellent returns to the customer from metals and precious metals.
 
R&T are deeply aware of their responsibilities to the environment, and they employ a consultant to ensure that their own workshops and all of the companies recycling material on their behalf have the relevant management and waste transfer licences and knowledge.
 
Although being Principal Contractor for BT, R&T have the experience and facilities to help other companies benefit from their electronics waste equipment.