Old printers, and the ink or toner cartridges that go with them, are some of the most common items piling up in home offices and garages around Peoria, AZ. Arizona Computer Recycling accepts printers, copiers, and ink or toner cartridges for free, responsible recycling.
Why You Shouldn’t Trash a Printer or Cartridge
Printers contain circuit boards, plastics, and sometimes small amounts of heavy metals that don’t belong in a landfill. Toner cartridges contain fine powder that can be harmful if it leaks, and both toner and ink cartridges are made mostly of plastic and metal components that can be recovered and reused instead of thrown away.
What Happens to Your Printer and Cartridges
- Printers are broken down and sorted into metal, plastic, and electronic components for proper recycling
- Toner and ink cartridges are processed to recover reusable plastics and metals
- Any recoverable parts are separated from non-recoverable waste before responsible disposal
- Nothing is sent to a Maricopa County landfill
Do You Accept All Printer Brands and Types?
Yes. We accept inkjet printers, laser printers, all-in-one printers, and small office copiers, along with the ink and toner cartridges that go with them, regardless of brand.
Drop Off or Schedule a Pickup in Peoria, AZ
Bring your printer and cartridges to our facility at 7642 W Vogel Ave, Bldg #3, Peoria, AZ 85345, or request a free pickup if you have several items to recycle at once. Call 602-324-0747 or visit our pickup request page to schedule a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I recycle ink and toner cartridges with my printer?
Yes. We accept ink and toner cartridges along with printers, copiers, and other office electronics, all free of charge.
Do you take laser printers and inkjet printers?
Yes. We accept both laser and inkjet printers, as well as all-in-one printers and small office copiers, regardless of brand.
Is there a fee to recycle a printer in Peoria, AZ?
No. Printer and cartridge recycling is free at our Peoria facility. Free pickup is also available for qualifying amounts within Maricopa County.
What should I do with a broken printer?
Broken or non-working printers are still accepted. We break them down and recover the metal, plastic, and electronic components responsibly.
