Free CD and DVD Recycling

Collection Locations - Reverse Marketing - New Ideas to drive in new Customers Collection locations are numerous. They include internet cafes, fast food shops, office discount superstores, big box department stores, discount hardware and building supply centers, medical centers, bookstores, universities, office buildings, etc. Why should any business want a secure CD/DVD collection bin on its property? The answer is simple: These bins are sales tools. They attract customers who are environmentally responsible and want a secure place to dispose of their discs. That motive brings them into a shop, store, or kiosk where they can be sold any number of products, especially remanufactured cartridges. Get your collection box for CD and DVD recycling and collection, make it accessible to the public and get a free listing of your business at the freerecycling.com web site. Do not wait! Good locations will fill up quickly. Building a Collection Network The ancillary benefits of this program stem first from the construction and growth of a network of collection points. This first phase will help educate consumers and increase their awareness of the importance in recycling valuable resources. In a second phase, the network can be expanded to include the collection of other recyclables. The third phase, which converts the collection base to a distribution base. It will provide direct access to the consumer market. This network could also become an important sales channel for imaging, office, and related products. Sign up here: Contact Form

Collection Bin (Patent pending) It all begins with a unique collection container developed by freerecycling.com, LLC for which patent protection has been applied. This 35-gallon, wheeled container serves two functions: it destroys data it collects discs	Data Destruction (Patent pending) The bin is fitted with a locking cover that has a horizontal slot in front and a vertical slot in the rear. When a CD or DVD is passed horizontally through the front slot all data is instantly destroyed by a series of sharp blades operating simultaneously on both sides of the disc.	Drop In (Patent pending) The scored, scratched disc is inserted next vertically into the rear slot where it falls into the recycling bin. Because the locked cover has a very narrow width, the rear slot serves as a filter that prevents any jewel cases from entering the bin. These would contaminate the PC discs with polystyrene resin or acrylic resin.
Features and Options Constructed of High Quality, Resilient UV-Stabilized HDPE Resin. Available in a Wide Range of Colors (applies only to large volume of 500 and more with one order). Lids with Internal Key Lock. Dimension of the 35 gallon is Height w/Lid 39.13", With 20.20" and Depth 22.98"
The bin has a capacity equal to roughly 6,000 discs. There are about 30 discs to a pound, which means the wheeled container could hold up to 200 pounds of discs. Return shipment boxes and ARS (Authorized Return Shipment) labels are provided by the central collection facility. Each shipment box will handle about 40 pounds, which is about 1,200 CDs or DVDs. The patented collection bin will be sold to each collection location. Included in the price of each recycling bin are a set of spare parts, tools, a lock and key, shipping boxes and ARS labels.