Ditto on the below.
  Also add I. C. tubes to the list. We dump buckets full of those.

  Charles Barker
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  I too would be quite interested in someone who would is able to recycle
  these trays. Actual return cost is not as important as just being to
  recycle them rather then sending them to the landfill.

  George Ioakimedes
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  > From: Jerry Cupples <[log in to unmask]>
  > To: [log in to unmask]
  > Subject: matrix trays - recycle?
  > Date: Monday, September 09, 1996 1:31 PM
  >
  > We generate a fairly amazing amount of empty plastic JEDEC matrix
  trays, > and rather than throw them out, we box them and send them to a
  company in > Austin who "recycles" them.
  >
  > Only problem is, the amount of money they give us does not justify the
  > effort of putting them in boxes; it amounts to pennies per tray.
  >
  > Is anyone aware of a company who buys these matrix trays?
  >
  > I would be willing to see us sort them by type, clean them, etc. if we
  > could get 1/2 what they are bound to cost...
  >
  >
  >
  > regards,
  >
  > Jerry Cupples - [log in to unmask]
  > Interphase Corporation
  > 13800 Senlac Dr.
  > Dallas TX 75234
  > (214) 654-5150
  > (214) 654-5500 FAX
  >
  >
  >
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