Hard Drive Data Destruction

Binary Wiping Physical Destruction Drive Shredding Granulation

Here at Mint Recycling we offer a full comprehensive offsite data destruction service, including hard drive shredding, solid state shredding and magnetic tape destruction.  We are able to provide you with all types of media destruction from singular hard drives to a full data centre including any item that holds sensitive data providing a certificate on the same day of destruction. We specialise in offering a full auditable disposal and recycling process at our own facilities under the supervision of our own staff, we ensure that our media data destruction service is completed to a very high standard and can work with very sensitive data.

  • Hard Drives – Binary Wiping & Shredding
  • Solid State Drives – Binary Wiping & Shredding
  • Back Up Tapes- Magnetic Media Destruction
  • CD/DVD’s – Optical Disk Granulation
  • Any Device That Holds Data – Physical Destruction

We take pride in all the data destruction services that we offer and ensure that they are all carried out to a high standard, our team offer a friendly and reliable services no matter what you require. If you would like to know more about our hard drive destruction, then contact one of the Mint Recycling team today as they will be able to assist you further.

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Redundant Telephony Equipment

As a business owner, you are legally required to recycle redundant telephony equipment in accordance with the WEEE Directive.

If you no longer want your used phone systems or  old office telephone handsets, system(s), cards, modules Mint Recycling can make a site visit, collect the items and recycle them in an environmentally responsible manner.

Why is it Necessary to Recycle your Redundant Telephony Equipment?

In Europe, the WEEE Directive, a regulation designed to dispose of used electronic goods in an environmentally-friendly manner, took effect in August 2005, so all electronic appliance manufacturers in the region must build a collection and recycling system for end-of-life electronic products.

The ‘Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment’ Directive (WEEE Directive) became law in January 2005. Old office telephones, systems, UPS batteries, computers, monitors, printers, etc., can no longer be disposed of at landfill sites. Instead, they must be recycled by a registered waste management company. Electrical waste emits lead and other hazardous toxins, which can result in a detrimental impact on the environment, which in turn has profound consequences for wildlife and human life.

Businesses must have a certificate of proof that their electrical waste has been disposed of and recycled by a registered waste recycler.