IT & office equipment
Computers, servers, monitors, printers and peripherals.
Advice on data destruction (GDPR)Knowledge of WEEE/AEEA obligationsInsight into certified recycling routes
What is e-waste?
E-waste is all discarded electrical and electronic equipment — from computers and machinery to small devices and batteries. It combines raw-material value with data risk and hazardous components. IAM advises on data destruction and the right route to certified recyclers.
Offices, production & retail across NL
Data carriers safely & verifiably wiped
WEEELABEX-compliant processing
Which electronics count as e-waste?
Production electronics
Controllers, sensors and industrial electronics.
Accumulators & batteries
Lead, lithium and industrial batteries, safely packaged.
Cables & wiring
Copper and mixed cable, raw material recovered.
Data carriers
Hard drives and media, verifiably wiped or destroyed.
White goods & screens
Fridges/freezers and display screens, compliantly processed.
Other electronics or equipment? Ask us for advice via contact.
Why choose IAM?
Onafhankelijk en deskundig advies
Up-to-date knowledge of regulations
Clear classification of your waste
Insight into the right processing routes
Advice on legally correct documentation
Knowledge of certified processors
One expert point of contact
Applicable across diverse waste streams
How does our advice help?
1
Mapping your stream
You describe your waste stream, situation and question; together we map out the starting points.
2
Classification & regulations
We determine the correct EURAL classification and which laws and regulations apply to your stream.
3
Route & processing advice
You receive independent advice on the right processing route, required documentation and safe storage.
4
Independent recommendation
We point you toward suitable, certified processors — clearly and with no obligation.
Regulations & certification
Secure data, certified recycling
E-waste combines data risk and raw-material value. We advise on both — verifiable data destruction and the right route to certified recyclers.
Certified recyclingData security (GDPR)VIHB registeredWEEELABEX-compliant processors
EURAL codes we advise on
The most common codes for this stream. Unsure about the right code? We help you classify it.
16 02 13* Equipment w/ hazardous parts16 02 14 Other discarded equipment20 01 35* Discarded electrical equipment16 06* Batteries
Frequently asked questions
Which equipment counts as e-waste?
All discarded electrical and electronic equipment, from computers and machinery to small devices. IAM advises you on classification and the right, responsible processing route.
Is e-waste recycled?
Yes, valuable materials are recovered and hazardous components processed safely, in line with the applicable standards.
Are data carriers processed securely?
Yes, equipment with data carriers is processed safely and verifiably, with attention to data destruction.
Do I receive a destruction or processing certificate?
For e-waste the correct accompanying documentation and, where relevant, a data-destruction statement are required. We advise you on which proofs you need, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof.
Does IAM advise on securely handling data carriers?
Yes. We advise on secure registration, temporary storage and verifiable data destruction of data carriers before processing.
From the knowledge base
Rules & practice explained
Need advice on e-waste?
Questions about data destruction, WEEE obligations or the right recycling route? We advise you with no obligation.
Independent, expert advice
No obligation, tailored to your stream
info@iambv.com
We respond within one working day
+31 (0)85 303 9497
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