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The "annual dismantling of 200,000 tons of e-waste circular comprehensive utilization project" has landed as a key investment attraction project of the Dacheng Economic Development Zone, with a total investment of 500 million yuan. It forms an economic circulation model of "resources — products — used products — remanufactured products" and fills the gap in advanced renewable resources processing in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region.

Project Positioning

This is the company's flagship capacity project and one of the few centralized disposal bases in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region of North China dedicated to "full-category e-waste." The project is designed around the full chain of "recycling — dismantling — extraction — destruction — reuse," rather than single-stage physical dismantling alone.

The site in Dacheng Modern Manufacturing Industrial Park sits close to the supply of scrapped appliances and retired industrial equipment in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, while making it convenient for outputs to enter downstream recycled material markets nearby, reducing energy consumption and cost in transport.

Lines and Facilities

The facilities built under the project include:

  • Dismantling lines — more than 10 specialized dismantling lines, divided by category, covering approved categories such as LCD microcomputers, mobile communication handsets, single-line telephones, and LCD monitors.
  • Crushing and sorting — 1 large comprehensive crushing line and 1 flotation process line for further liberation and material sorting of dismantled outputs.
  • Circuit board processing — 1 circuit board solder-melting line and 4 high-temperature reduction furnaces, with 2 flue gas treatment systems.
  • Classified media destruction — over 2,000 square meters of enclosed classified media destruction workshops, operating independently of ordinary dismantling lines.
  • Warehousing — over 10,000 square meters of warehouse space, meeting the classified temporary storage requirements for materials awaiting processing.

The project's environmental protection investment was 35.75 million yuan, with a pollutant discharge permit and flue gas treatment facilities in place; dust and waste gas generated during dismantling are collected and treated as required by the permit.

Relation to Later Projects

After the 200,000-ton e-waste project entered operation, the company successively launched the "annual dismantling of 50,000 tons of retired wind and photovoltaic (solar) equipment recycling project" (in operation, selected as a major project of Hebei Province's 15th Five-Year Plan), the "annual recovery and storage of 30,000 tons of retired NEV traction batteries project" (under construction), and the "annual dismantling of 1 million washing machines / televisions / air conditioners / electric vehicles project" (under construction), forming a four-project matrix covering three supply categories: consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and new energy retired equipment.

What It Means for Clients

For enterprises generating retired assets, project scale directly determines two things: whether peak-season orders can be absorbed, and whether prices get squeezed in the off-season. A project design capacity of 200,000 tons/year means a single large commission (such as a whole-plant relocation or a full server-room retirement) need not be split among multiple disposal providers, keeping the disposal cycle and the responsible party more controllable.

FAQ

Q: What does "annual dismantling of 200,000 tons" mean?
A: It refers to the project's designed annual processing capacity of 200,000 tons of e-waste — a capacity figure, not the actual annual processing volume; specific categories and approved capacity are subject to the WEEE Processing License, totaling a license-approved 12.5 million units/year (15,500 tons/year).

Q: Is the project already operational?
A: Yes, it has been built and put into operation. The retired wind and photovoltaic (solar) equipment project is likewise operational, while the traction battery and the washing machine/television/air conditioner/electric vehicle projects are still under construction.

Basis: public notice of acceptance of the project environmental impact report.