Many people think of old televisions as nothing more than electronic waste, but with proper recycling, they can actually be turned into valuable resources.
After professional dismantling, metals such as copper, aluminum, and iron are separated and smelted to become raw materials for new appliances. The glass from the screen can also be reused, and plastic parts may be recycled into building materials or other products.
Most importantly, old TVs contain harmful substances like lead and mercury. If disposed of improperly, these materials can contaminate soil and water. Professional recycling ensures they are handled safely, protecting both the environment and human health.
