Partner with a R2v3 organization you can trust. OEM Source Inc ensures your electronic assets are handled securely, ethically, and efficiently every step of the way.
Each device we handle is one less in a landfill.
Helping recover valuable materials like gold, silver, and copper.
Our scale allows us to process e-waste efficiently, securely, and responsibly — from smartphones to enterprise hardware.
Since 2004, we’ve helped businesses nationwide reduce waste, recover value, and meet sustainability goals.
Shutting down or upgrading a data center? OEM Source is here to help every step of the way— with secure equipment removal, certified data destruction (NAID AAA), and environmentally responsible recycling under our R2v3 and ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certifications. We make it easy, efficient, and fully compliant.
Whether you’re downsizing, upgrading, or refreshing your tech, we’ll take care of your old IT equipment the right way. Our team handles everything—secure data wiping, tracking, and certified recycling—so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Don’t let outdated electronics stack up. OEM Source provides responsible, R2v3-certified e-waste recycling that keeps your business green and your conscience clear. We make sure nothing ends up in a landfill that shouldn’t be.
Still some life left in your tech? We’ll clean it up, test it, and get it ready for a second run—either back into your organization or into the hands of someone else who needs it. It’s smart, sustainable, and good for the bottom line.
Kevin Murnane
“We deal with complex, multi-country sourcing — and OEMsource stepped in like they’d been doing it with us for years. No drama, just real solutions. Even when global lead times were a mess, they found a way to deliver. Honestly, I wish more vendors operated with this kind of accountability.”
Thomas Studer
“In wireless, you’ve got a tight window to launch — and a ton of moving parts. OEMsource helped us source critical components fast and handled the chaos like pros. What I love is how proactive they are. They’d flag issues before they became problems. It felt like having an inside team who just knew how to get stuff done.”
Jennifer Latak
“Our diagnostics program has strict standards, and OEMsource never cut corners. They understood exactly what we needed — not just specs on paper, but how everything worked in real-world testing. Their ability to pivot fast and still deliver high-integrity components made a real impact on our turnaround times.”
Did you know that recycling 1 million laptops saves enough energy to power 3,500 US homes for an entire year?
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Every outdated phone, laptop, or gadget contains precious metals like gold, silver, and copper. Yet, millions of devices end up in landfills instead of being properly recycled. Proper e-waste recycling not only conserves these valuable resources but also reduces environmental harm. Before tossing your old devices, consider donating, refurbishing, or recycling through certified programs. Small actions lead to big changes!
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Did you know that only 20% of e-waste is properly recycled? The rest ends up in landfills, leaking harmful chemicals into our environment. By responsibly recycling old electronics, we can recover valuable materials, reduce pollution, and minimize the demand for raw resources. Whether you’re a business or an individual, choosing certified e-waste recyclers makes a difference! Let’s work together to create a more sustainable future. How do you manage your outdated electronics?
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Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. With technology evolving rapidly, millions of devices are discarded every year—many ending up in landfills, causing environmental harm.
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Recycling electronics properly helps recover valuable materials like gold, silver, and copper while reducing toxic waste. As consumers and businesses, we have a responsibility to support sustainable practices, whether by refurbishing, donating, or working with certified e-waste recyclers. Let’s make conscious choices to extend the life cycle of our electronics and reduce our environmental footprint. How does your company handle e-waste?
Recycling 1 million cell phones can recover 35,274 lbs of copper, 772 lbs of silver, 75 lbs of gold, and 33 lbs of palladium. These precious metals can be reused in new products, reducing the need for mining and its environmental impact.
An estimated 57.4 million metric tons of e-waste was generated worldwide in 2021, but only 17.4% of it was properly recycled. The rest ends up in landfills or is improperly handled, leading to toxic pollution and wasted resources.
Americans alone throw away over 416,000 cell phones per day, adding up to over 151 million phones per year. Proper recycling of these devices can conserve valuable materials and prevent hazardous waste from polluting the environment.
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E-waste accounts for about 70% of toxic waste in landfills. Items like old computers, televisions, and mobile phones contain lead, mercury, and other hazardous substances that can contaminate soil and water if not disposed of properly.
Recycling one CRT monitor or television prevents about 4-8 lbs of lead from entering the environment. Old electronics contain harmful substances that, if not handled correctly, can cause serious health and environmental issues.
By 2030, global e-waste is expected to reach 74.7 million metric tons—nearly double what was generated in 2014. This growth is fueled by increasing device consumption, short product life cycles, and limited repair options.
It takes 530 lbs of fossil fuel, 48 lbs of chemicals, and 1.5 tons of water to manufacture a single computer and monitor. Extending the lifespan of devices through reuse and recycling can significantly reduce this environmental burden.
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Yes, we use specialized data erasure tools that meet or exceed industry standards for all data-containing devices, SSDs and encrypted drives.
We assess the age, condition, and market demand of your equipment to maximize resale value and provide you with a detailed valuation report.
Yes, we hold industry certifications such as R2v3, ISO 9001, ISO14001, ISO45001 and NAID AAA for Physical Destruction, ensuring compliance with the highest standards for data security and environmental responsibility.
Our turnaround time depends on the volume and type of assets, but we prioritize quick and efficient processing while maintaining security and compliance
Our OEM team is here to help you.
Angela Walton
Service: Electronics Repair & Rescue
“We were constantly hitting roadblocks with component availability, which stalled our repair lines. OEMsource didn’t just help us find parts — they helped us rescue entire batches of devices we would’ve had to scrap. Their team moves fast, communicates clearly, and genuinely gets the pressures of high-volume repair work. They’ve become our go-to when time and quality are on the line.”