Waste and Scrap of Circuit Boards refer to used, damaged, or discarded printed circuit board materials obtained from electronic appliances such as computers, mobile phones, televisions, and other digital devices. These PCB scraps are a rich source of recoverable precious and base metals, including copper, gold, silver, palladium, tin, and nickel.

This material is widely used in the e-waste recycling industry, metal refining plants, and component recovery operations. It offers excellent value for environmentally responsible recycling and helps reduce electronic pollution. The scrap typically includes bare PCB boards, populated boards with components, mixed e-waste boards, and shredded PCB materials.