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TRIDENT BOSTON
Trident Electronics Recycling is committed to keeping our Earth, air and water free from the pollution associated with electronic waste. Trident's services allow our clients to dispose of their unused electronic devices conveniently, securely and responsibly.
Country/Area ：United States
Company Email ：support@tridentboston.com
Industry ：Energy, Utilities & Waste TreatmentElectronicsEnergy, Utilities & Waste Treatment GeneralLuggage, Bags & CasesMachinery
Company address ：234 FORBES BLVD. CABOT BUSINESS PARK MANSFIELD MA 02048 USA
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：(978) 594-4685
Established ：2015
Company Revenue ：$1,071,000
Number of employees ：<25
SIC Code ：49495
NAICS Code ：56562
Main Products ：Hard Drive ShreddingFlat Panel Monitor Recycling - Up to 27".Stereo and Home Audio RecyclingCRT Television Recycling ($2.00 per screen inch diagonally)Printer, Copier, Scanner, Fax Machine Recycling.CRT Monitor Recycling - Up to 20".Desktop Computer Recycling (Without Monitor) Including Keyboard, Mouse, SpeakersLaptop Computer RecyclingDesktop Computer Recycling (Without Monitor) Including Keyboard, Mouse.Paper ShredderPortable Tape / CD Player.Flat Panel Monitor RecyclingSmart Speaker Recycling.Laptop Computer Recycling.Cell/Desk Phone and Tablet Recycling
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Q1: What is the physical address of Trident Boston's residential drop-off location?
A1: The physical address of Trident Boston's residential drop-off location is 16 Proctor St, Salem, MA 01970.
Q2: What types of electronic devices can be recycled at Trident Boston's residential drop-off location?
A2: Trident Boston's residential drop-off location accepts a variety of electronic devices for recycling, including TVs and monitors (with the number of inches in the quantity field during checkout), laptops, tablets, cell phones, smart speakers, gaming consoles, stereos, printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, paper shredders, hard drives, portable tape/CD players, DVD/VHS players, cameras, cell/desk phones, and desktop computers (without monitors).
Q3: What is the industry of Trident Boston?
A3: Trident Boston operates in the electronics recycling industry.
Q4: What services does Trident Boston offer for electronic waste disposal?
A4: Trident Boston offers a variety of services to fit specific e-waste disposal needs, including on-site removal, secure transportation of e-waste and data storage devices, complete de-manufacturing, sorting, and recycling, detailed reporting of material processed, and server recycling.
Q5: What is the goal of Trident Boston in terms of diverting e-waste from landfills?
A5: Trident Boston aims to divert 3,000,000 pounds of e-waste from landfills within the next 3 years.
Q6: How can residents contact Trident Boston for their specific e-cycling, data destruction, and/or precious metals reclamation needs?
A6: Residents can contact Trident Boston by phone at 844-3EWASTE (781) 990-3333 or via email at support@tridentboston.com to discuss their requirements and learn more about the company's services.
Q7: What is the process for drop-off at Trident Boston's residential location?
A7: To drop off electronic devices, residents must present a digital or printed receipt upon arrival. The staff will help unload the items from the vehicle during business hours (Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm).
Q8: What is the price for recycling certain types of electronic devices at Trident Boston?
A8: The prices for recycling various electronic devices vary, with some services costing as little as $0.00 (e.g., laptop computer recycling) and others ranging from $2.00 to $25.00 per unit (e.g., CRT monitor recycling).
A1: The physical address of Trident Boston's residential drop-off location is 16 Proctor St, Salem, MA 01970.
Q2: What types of electronic devices can be recycled at Trident Boston's residential drop-off location?
A2: Trident Boston's residential drop-off location accepts a variety of electronic devices for recycling, including TVs and monitors (with the number of inches in the quantity field during checkout), laptops, tablets, cell phones, smart speakers, gaming consoles, stereos, printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, paper shredders, hard drives, portable tape/CD players, DVD/VHS players, cameras, cell/desk phones, and desktop computers (without monitors).
Q3: What is the industry of Trident Boston?
A3: Trident Boston operates in the electronics recycling industry.
Q4: What services does Trident Boston offer for electronic waste disposal?
A4: Trident Boston offers a variety of services to fit specific e-waste disposal needs, including on-site removal, secure transportation of e-waste and data storage devices, complete de-manufacturing, sorting, and recycling, detailed reporting of material processed, and server recycling.
Q5: What is the goal of Trident Boston in terms of diverting e-waste from landfills?
A5: Trident Boston aims to divert 3,000,000 pounds of e-waste from landfills within the next 3 years.
Q6: How can residents contact Trident Boston for their specific e-cycling, data destruction, and/or precious metals reclamation needs?
A6: Residents can contact Trident Boston by phone at 844-3EWASTE (781) 990-3333 or via email at support@tridentboston.com to discuss their requirements and learn more about the company's services.
Q7: What is the process for drop-off at Trident Boston's residential location?
A7: To drop off electronic devices, residents must present a digital or printed receipt upon arrival. The staff will help unload the items from the vehicle during business hours (Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm).
Q8: What is the price for recycling certain types of electronic devices at Trident Boston?
A8: The prices for recycling various electronic devices vary, with some services costing as little as $0.00 (e.g., laptop computer recycling) and others ranging from $2.00 to $25.00 per unit (e.g., CRT monitor recycling).
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