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Recycling Technology for Tomorrow

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Scope of services

Our Strong point

• Electronics & Electrical Equipment Recycling

• Spent Epoxy Resin Recycling ! Plastic Pallet

• Li-ion Batteries Recycling ! Co

• ISO Certified – 14001, 9001, OHSAS 18001, ISMS 27001

• R2 Certified – eWaste Recycler Std.Guideline

• e-WTS – Tracing system (24 hrs. monitoring)

• High Recycling Ratio

• World Environmental Insurance

• Carbon Footprint (12.58 kg CO2 emission saved per 1 phone recycled)

SORT & SEGREGATE Weigh & Record

Categorize WASTE STREAMS

Plastic Metal

Electronic

Final Segregation (Plastic Family)

Final Segregation (Ferrous/Non-

Ferrous)

Weight/Record

Apparent Chemical Process Strip & Electrolysis

Emission From

Process

Precious Metal Refinery

Environmental Protection

Fume Scrubber System

Dust Collector

Wastewater Treatment

Plant

Safe Discharge to Environment

Overall Process Flow Procurement &

Collection

Store/Sale

Hidden Mechanical Process Crush & Pulverize

DEMANUFACTURING DESTRUCTION

PFD

Packaging, Paper, Rubber, Glass, Wood

Approved Vendor List

LUMP Factors on E-waste management in Thailand

Manufacturer (M) Producer & Importer

Law (L)Enforcement

User (U)Consumer

Processor (P)Recycler

LUMP Factors on E-waste management in Thailand

Law (L)Enforcement

WEEE Directive The draft on Integrated Strategies for Electrical Appliance & Electronic Waste Management (Under PCD)(As Approved by Cabinet on the 24th of July, 2007) is on hold by MOFManufacturing e-Waste vs Household e-waste e-Waste from manufacturing is now controlled by law (under DIW) but e-waste from household, no law enforcement yetLack of Collection Centre Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO), Subdistrict Municipality, Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO), BMA (51 Municipalities)Lack of Collection Bin No bins provided by government No course in class The MOE shall put in place for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) approachWrite off assets by Revenue Dept. Regarding the notification of Revenue Department (RD), write off the e-Waste’s assets need to be crushed, damaged before dismantling process.DIW Approval before collecting (Factory’s case) Especially OEM, a plastic or metal parts where a part of electronic should be considered in the same way of an electronic parts as wellDumping Area No severe procedure enforced for Dumping Area or illegal landfill

LUMP Factors on E-waste management in Thailand

User (U)Consumer

Money Don’t care where it goes Lack of Knowledge Don’t know where to dropLack of Awareness Reduce Reuse Recycle but No Responsibility

LUMP Factors on E-waste management in Thailand

Lack of Take Back Campaign Mostly are international company where the campaign in placeTake Back Campaign as one of CSR program-no routine campaignInsufficient Communication Take back campaign in place but no informations/communications to the public No Incentive / Promotion to the public Most people prefer to get prize / incentive / lucky draw once drop or buy a new applianceInsufficient Collection Bin provided Bins have been provided in only big city and only for SED (Small Equipment Device)Lack of Reversed Logistic model Take back WEEE while selling the goodsEco-Design Directive Non-Compliance on Eco designed product approach, most of the parts of 1 equipment consist of many type of plastics like HIP+FR, PS, ABS+FRPrice Concerned Price is an issue to be a no.1 rather than proper management especially local company

Manufacturer (M) Producer & Importer

LUMP Factors on E-waste management in Thailand

Cherry-Picking Especially local Junk shop take out only valuable parts, the rests dumping somewhere (No Holistic approach)Bad Management Due to buying price effect (no get paid) high competition since many competitors Lack of Standardized Recycler in Thailand Only basic process using traditional technology to extract precious metalWant to be a biding winner No matter what they have capability to treat or not.

Processor (P) Recycler

Buy ScrapNo pay/Get paid

Management SystemManagement System

EU ASEAN

E-Waste Recycler using EPR model : EU vs ASEAN