TECH RECOVERY & REUSE

Every product is assessed and graded for condition, functionality and recovery potential. These findings determine the most appropriate next-life pathway, from continued use and redistribution through to component recovery or responsible recycling.

Products are assessed by functional and cosmetic condition, from unused and retail-ready stock through to Grade C and Beyond Economic Repair (BER) devices. The grading process creates a consistent basis for selecting the most appropriate recovery pathway.

Yes. Cosmetic wear does not necessarily prevent continued use. Assessment and grading help identify products that remain functional and suitable for reuse or redistribution.

Where direct reuse is not viable, products may still retain value through component recovery, parts harvesting, donation or other approved pathways. Recycling is used when further practical use is no longer viable.

Beyond Economic Repair describes products where repair is not commercially or practically viable. That does not necessarily mean the product has no further value, as suitable components may still be recovered for continued use.

Extending the useful life of technology helps retain value in existing products, reduces premature recycling and makes better use of resources already in circulation.

Yes. Relove’s recovery model is designed to support high-volume flows across operators, retailers, manufacturers, insurers and enterprise organisations, with controlled processes and accountable outcomes.

Products can enter recovery in a wide range of conditions, from unused and retail-ready stock through to Grade C and Beyond Economic Repair (BER) devices. Assessment and grading determine the most appropriate next-life outcome for each product.