What should be done with discarded local pressure gauges?

Discarded local pressure gauges and Bourdon tubes should be properly disposed of to ensure safety and environmental protection. Generally, the treatment methods can include the following: 1. Contact local waste management companies to find out if special treatment is required. They may provide relevant guidance and suggestions. 2. If possible, the pressure gauge and Bourdon tube can be taken to a specialized recycling site. These sites typically disassemble, sort, and process used instruments. 3. If a recycling site cannot be found, used instruments can also be handed over to professional waste disposal companies for processing. These companies have the appropriate equipment and technology to process and dispose of waste. Regardless of the treatment method chosen, it is necessary to ensure that used pressure gauges and Bourdon tubes do not pose a risk to people or the environment during transportation and handling. .

Previously, our company would disassemble the scrapped pressure gauges and send them to waste recycling centers depending on the materials used.

We deliver the waste materials directly to the waste management company (which is a secondary department within the company)

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Just give it to me so I can deal with it; scrap copper is quite valuable

For the used materials we return to the company, a signature is required, as it relates to the measurement system and audits may ask about this from time to time.

After confirmation of scrapping, it is basically thrown into a scrap heap