Our team
We are a team of dedicated professionals who strive to provide a seamless and hassle free service to our clients. We specialize in the collection and disposal of "End of Life" printers.This service is supported by a process of product evaluation and value with "end to end' tracking to industry R2v3 standards.. Transparency of downstream provided from collection to final disposition
Our Team
James Wood: President
Ngo Wood : Operations Manager
John Altman:Logistics Manager
Ian Bain: National Sales Manager
Our history
AllPrinterRecycling was founded by James Wood in 2008.
The company's main focus is the collection and disposal of
"end of life (EOL) printers.
The printers are sourced, collected and evaluated for potential refurbishment and resale. All non useable components are responsibly recycled to industry R2 specifications.
All Printer Recycling is the only printer recycler in the USA.
James's expertise and knowledge of Electronic Waste Recycling is a valuable asset that only a few within the industry possess.
Prior to establishing "All Printer Recycling" James was actively involved in the Florida community, providing transparent collection, disposal and tracking of electronic waste.
All Printer Recycling has grown organically with four distribution centers in the USA. Sacramento CA
( headquarters) Pomona CA, Jonesborough TN and Atlanta GA providing a global service with our world wide partners.
Our Services
All equipment is checked in and weighed at our facility nearest to our customers location.. Each lot of equipment submiitted is separately tracked through our proprietary computer system, giving us the ability to generate a detailed list of the items received from our customer’s..
If requested we can provide a more detailed spreadsheet with corresponding equipment asset and serial numbers.
first, we evaluate all printers for possible refurbishment and re-use as-whole units or parts. Data devices such as hard drives, data tapes, and CD-ROM disks are sanitized or destroyed according to our customers’ requirements.
Items that have little or no value are either dismantled and separated into categories such as plastic, metal, and electronic boards, or sent as whole units to our world wide recycling partners who process the components safely and responsibeley