E-waste melbourne

ill be taking some of my IT waste in on tuesday we'll see how it goes its not much tho

the best option in your area could be to assemble whole containers and ship it to a refiner overseas(and likely not a far fetched idea). I've recommended it on several occasions here, and have no doubt there's already people there doing it, but probly shipping it to china, or other places where EPA regulations are of no concern

Thanks thats a great idea... ill get stuff stocked up

Also Bear what quantity's would it have to be do you think?

Originally Posted by ryannewbie

Also Bear what quantity's would it have to be do you think?

haha ryan, i'd guess it's quite a bit ; ) you'd have to be darned serious to go that route

Originally Posted by Bear

haha ryan, i'd guess it's quite a bit ; ) you'd have to be darned serious to go that route

Like 1,10,15,20 tons ? i know it will take a hell of along time because right now i'm just doing scrap with ute/trailor with steel the most ive taken in to the scrap yard is 10 tons and that took a few back and forths

Originally Posted by ryannewbie

Like 1,10,15,20 tons ? i know it will take a hell of along time because right now i'm just doing scrap with ute/trailor with steel the most ive taken in to the scrap yard is 10 tons and that took a few back and forths

I'd think a full container be nearer 40 ton, as well as the most cost effective shipping method, but you can do less than container load too. I knew a woman who moved from OZ to Sweden and shipped some of her things in a partial container load, along with other peoples things that filled it. I'm not sure how much it cost, or how it worked when she picked it up in Sweden, you'd just have to check it out, might need someone to pick it up at the dock when it arrives. I guess you'll know you'd need someone on the other end whom you can really trust ; )