Recycling center in Philadelphia, PA

eForce Recycling

Name: eForce Recycling
Address: 1229 South Napa Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19146, US
Telephone: (215) 964-6665

1229 South Napa Street

E-WasteElectronicsComputers

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eForce Recycling recycling center in Philadelphia, PA - View of facility

About this center

eForce Recycling runs its main processing plant at 1229 South Napa Street in Philadelphia and has tracked pounds recycled since 2008. The plant shreds up to 2 million pounds of electronics a year and handles IT asset disposition, computer and electronics recycling, fluorescent bulb and ballast recycling, battery recycling, and office furniture and equipment decommissioning. eForce crews staff collection events for municipalities and a university, and its testimonials come from the City of Philadelphia sanitation department, Towamencin, Upper Merion, Marple, and Willistown townships, and the University of Pennsylvania. Accepted items include laptops, printers, telephones, microwaves, cell phones, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and small appliances. The plant is open weekdays, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with online booking.

Materials accepted & services

E-WasteElectronics ComputersIT Asset DispositionBatteries Fluorescent Bulbs AppliancesCommercial Recycling

Services offered

IT asset disposition
Electronics and computer recycling
Fluorescent bulb and ballast recycling
Battery recycling
Office furniture and equipment decommissioning
Municipal collection event staffing
Online booking

Areas served

PhiladelphiaMontgomery County townshipsDelaware County townships

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Visitor questions

Does eForce Recycling recycle fluorescent bulbs?

Yes. eForce recycles fluorescent bulbs and ballasts, including 4 and 8 foot tubes and U-tubes. Lamps are packed tightly in boxes of identical length and labeled as universal waste mercury lamps.

How much electronic waste can eForce process?

The Philadelphia plant has an annual capacity to shred up to 2 million pounds of electronics.

What are eForce Recycling's hours?

The plant is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and closed on weekends. Online booking is available.

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OSHA case & citation history

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Operations & reporting

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Historical establishment size

US Department of Labor, OSHA inspection data

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Historical source-reported positive establishment employee counts tied to inspection-case identifiers. No present staffing, annual average, precise workforce measurement date, company-wide total, statutory threshold, trend or rate is inferred. No sums or averages; one extreme source observation held pending corroboration.

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