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EASA Repair Facilities: Decades of Industrial Recycling and Sustainability

  • December 2023
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Chris Culver
Marketing & Industry Awareness Committee Member
Cyntek Group Inc.

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Here’s an important fact we should all be promoting from both a marketing and an industry awareness perspective: EASA members’ decades-long positive impact to the environment and our industry’s responsible industrial waste management.

Even if it hasn’t been part of a formal program, EASA electric motor repair facilities have long been leaders in industrial recycling and sustainability programs that aim to address the environmental impact of electric motors and promote sustainable practices in their lifecycle. Our recycling processes have been in existence long before the recycling blue boxes or before the terms “going green” and “green new deal” were part of the lexicon.

When EASA firms raise public awareness about what we do and the importance of recycling electric motors, it helps our customers, government entities, and the general public understand the overall benefits, which can then lead to a greater understanding of responsible recycling and sustainability.

Electric motor recycling programs are aimed at collecting, recycling, and properly disposing of non-repairable electric motors to reduce industrial waste and promote environmental sustainability. Electric motors are commonly found in various appliances, power tools, machinery, and of course industrial equipment, and they contain valuable materials that can be reclaimed and reused, such as copper and steel.

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