Printed circuit boards and populated e-scrap are part of the e-waste stream we destroy. We size the cutter to your board type and volume so the output suits downstream recovery — tell us what you're running and we'll confirm the right machine rather than guess.
The Particle Cut line handles populated boards and mixed electronics in bulk.
Board material and metal content vary widely — send us a sample spec and we'll confirm the cutter and whether it's a fit before you commit.
We build to recognized standards including NIST SP 800-88 and DIN 66399. Tell us the standard and level you work to and we'll confirm the configuration.
The US guidelines for media sanitization. They set out three methods: Clear, Purge and Destroy. Shredding is a Destroy method, the highest of the three.
The international standard that grades shred size into security levels, separately for each type of material. The media on this page fall under class E.
Yes, as part of an e-scrap stream. Because board material and metal content vary, we confirm the cutter against your specific material rather than quoting a blanket spec.
It depends on the board type and your downstream recovery. Tell us the target and we'll set the configuration.
Send the material spec and volume and we'll confirm the machine — or see how we handle recyclers.
Material, volume, and the result you need at the end. Help us understand your space — direct from the people who build the machine.
