As much as I like Michael Kuczynski's response (I make jewelry and pen cups
from old PCB's, old stencils are great for embossing designs on copper and
aluminum, and Pb-free solder-coated copper ribbon that doesn't meet
specifications is great for low-T filigree) artist and crafters can absorb
only a very small fraction of e-waste.

 Most of our old test vehicles are sent to our recycling facility in PA,
where they are incinerated with proper fume containment, and the metals are
extracted.  This is one of the better ways to get rid of waste PCBs.  There
are recycling companies that do this in the US, maybe there are some in
India.

Karen Tellefsen - Electrical Testing
Alpha / 109 Corporate Blvd./ S. Plainfield, NJ 07080
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From:	Ramakrishnan Saravanan <[log in to unmask]>
To:	<[log in to unmask]>,
Date:	03/01/2013 07:34 AM
Subject:	[TN] BARE PCB disposing
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Dear All,

Irrespective of states & countries, what is the best way to dispose the
unpopulated PCBs. We have a large number of Rejected PCBs ready to dispose.


regards,

R.Saravanan




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