Allied Electronics Trading
2730 NW 31st ave , Lauderdale lakes, Florida, United States

Allied Electronics Trading is an experienced total solution provider for all your computer, electronic disposal and asset recovery needs. We provide value to your company with the prompt removal of all your excess computer related inventory or capital equipment. We recycle obsolete equipment in an environmentally safe manner as well as reselling equipment on secondary markets in order to return value back to you! Our objective is to prevent any materials from heading to the landfill.

We protect your confidentiality as well as that of your customers and employees. No proprietary company information of yours' ever leaves our facility, you are 100% protected!Our recycling staff is trained to protect your interests and make certain your information does not leave our facility as well as adhering to any and all E.P.A. guidelines that are in effect or that may arise in the future. Our sales staff makes sure that a portion of every positive settlement is returned to you. Our customers, staff and ownership are all in a partnership, we work hard for you, to protect you and to make you money when possible.We are E.P.A. certified with trained employees and an environmentally trained and consciences staff.

Why Recycle?

Think about it. Every year millions of computers, monitors and other electronics are retired. Most of this equipment ends up sitting in a warehouse, becoming more obsolete, and taking up valuable space. Because of the toxic nature of their components, dumping of computers and related electronics in landfills is now prohibited. Federal and state laws have placed restrictions upon the manner in which computer equipment is disposed of. The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act states that businesses are prohibited from dumping computers and computer equipment because they are regulated as a toxic waste product. Computers and monitors contain such hazardous chemicals as lead, phosphorous, cadmium, barium and mercury.

The solution is to recycle. Recycling computers can take different directions. Equipment that is no longer wanted may still have some value. Depending on the current market, this equipment can be remarketed. Many companies are pleased to be able to recover some value from these assets.

Not all obsolete and unwanted computer equipment is ready for the end of its life cycle. AET evaluates each piece of equipment that comes to our warehouse to determine its condition. While some equipment is ready for End of Life (EOL) recycling, some other may be refurbished and remarketed, extending its useful life. Most of the equipment that is discarded is demanufactured, that is, it is broken down into its major parts, e.g. precious metals, plastics, and glass. Once separated, these parts can shipped to major refiners who specialize in that commodity.Recycling is everyone's responsibility and AET is here to make it easy for you.

Our Process 

Upon arrival at our Fort Lauderdale facility, your equipment is separated into components that will be designated for recycling or be reconditioned for reuse.
Equipment to be recycled is broken down to separate the various materials such as aluminum, copper wiring, plastics, and circuit boards. This material is collected in bins for the next step in the recycling process.Equipment to be salvaged for reuse proceeds to our refurbishing department. Technicians evaluate the items to determine the extent of reconditioning before remarketing