What We Have Done

In the past several years, Wuf and its principals have worked on projects addressing
all aspects of computer recovery and recycling for public, private, and non-profit
organizations, municipalities, educational institutions, and major electronic equipment
manufacturers. 

They have also prepared business, financial, and operating plans for
several full-service electronics recycling facilities, including:

	process layout
	technology selection
	identification of markets for recycled equipment, components, and commodities.

	sourcing equipment from generators
	transportation
	optimizing recycling options for specific streams of equipment
	regulatory interactions and requirements
	equipment selection and
	facility operations and management.

Wuf principals have also visited and/or reviewed the operations of virtually every
consequential electronics recycler in the Northeastern and Western U.S. Wuf
maintains detailed knowledge and connections regarding U.S. and international markets, specifications, and prices for the intermediate and final products of
electronics recycling, including:

	whole equipment, components and subassemblies (e.g., chips, hard drives, power supplies, etc.), and
	commodities (ferrous, nonferrous, and precious metals, plastics, etc.).

Wuf has evaluated a broad range of recycling technologies, including monitor recycling and plastics sorting technologies. Based on that work, we have developed business and operating plans for facilities using these technologies under
alternative market and operating scenarios. 

There are few, if any, aspects of electronics recycling in which Wuf's knowledge and
expertise can be matched.