In an age where sustainability is increasingly important, the proper disposal and recycling of medical equipment have become critical practices. Medical equipment, ranging from defibrillators to MRI machines, contains materials that can be hazardous if not disposed of correctly. Recycling these items not only reduces environmental harm but also recovers valuable materials for reuse. This guide will walk you through the key aspects of medical equipment recycling, ensuring that you contribute to a greener, safer world.

– CT Scanner
– Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Machines
– Ultrasound Machines
– Laboratory Centrifuges
– Examination Scopes
– Microscopes
– Imaging Equipment

Medical equipment recycling / disposal involves careful handling to ensure the proper and safe disposal of potentially hazardous materials. Our team is always available to answer any questions you may have and provide guidance on how to properly handle of your medical equipments.

In general, the process of medical equipment recycling often involves:-

1. Collection of medical equipments.
2. Decontamination of medical equipment to remove any potentially harmful substances.
3. Sorting, segregating, and dismantling the equipments based on their type, materials and components.
4. The materials are then crushed, shredded, and sorted into the various recyclables or wastes.

• Conduct a Regular Inventory Check
  Periodically review your inventory to identify obsolete or unused equipment that can be recycled.
• Consider Donation or Refurbishment
  If the equipment is still functional, explore options for donating it to organizations in need or refurbishing it for extended use.