POS

POS equipment, or point-of-sale terminals, is widely used in retail stores, restaurants, service counters, and payment-processing environments. These units often include display modules, touch or keypad interfaces, circuit boards, plastic casings, metal frames, communication ports, wiring, and power systems. As commercial hardware is upgraded or replaced, retired POS systems become a regular source of recyclable electronic equipment. Their structure makes them suitable for dismantling into plastics, metals, cables, and board-level components. Recycling POS devices helps businesses handle outdated transaction equipment more sustainably while enabling efficient recovery from commercial electronics that would otherwise be treated as mixed or low-value waste.