NetBit Creates Power Supply Made with 98% Post-Consumer Recycled Plastics (PCR) for Deutsche Telekom
At NetBit, sustainability isn’t just a goal; it’s our guiding principle. We’re proud to lead the charge as the first company to develop a Power Supply made with 98% post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastics for Deutsche Telekom. This groundbreaking achievement...
Read morePower Supply End-of-Life Practices: Promoting Sustainability and Responsible Disposal
Introduction: As the demand for electronic devices continues to rise, the issue of managing electronic waste becomes increasingly crucial. Among the components of these devices, power supplies play a significant role in providing electrical energy. However, when power supplies...
Read moreNetBit Featured In Happy Eco News For A Second Time
NetBit is delighted to be featured in Happy Eco News for a second time, following our continued eco mission 🌎 Full link here.
Read moreNetBit Reduces Virgin Plastic Usage By 10:1
Introduction NetBit Electronics, the only major power supply company with an exclusive focus on customer premises equipment (CPE), has developed a power supply unit using 90 % PCR plastic case material which is fully safety compliant. This innovation translates...
Read moreNetBit Launches PSU with 50% PCR Case Material
NetBit Electronics, the only major power supply company with an exclusive focus on customer premises equipment (CPE), has developed a fully safety compliant power supply unit using 50% PCR case material, model: NPD20AD5. Their mid-term goal is to increase...
Read moreEco Objection: PCR is not sustainable because as demand increases plastic suppliers will not be able to keep up with demand and there will be shortages
Introduction: A common misconception is that PCR is not sustainable. Our research has found that plastic suppliers will find ways to increase the capacity and output of PCR materials because they see this as an important growth market. An increase in...
Read moreEco Focus Area 2: Post Consumer Recycled Materials (PCR)
What is PCR? ‘Post Consumer Recycled Materials’ (PCR) are created from reprocessed plastics that have been used, recycled, and repurposed from household or commercial waste (majority of this from packaging). It’s interesting to note that in Europe, roughly 1/3...
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