Top 10 Best Russian Luxury Water Treatment PCB Recycling Equipment Suppliers in 2025 | Expert Ranking

Founded in 2010, EcoTech Innovations has cemented its spot as Russia’s gold standard for PCB recycling solutions. What makes them a standout? Their circuit board recycling equipment isn’t just powerful—it’s smart. Take their flagship WCBD-2000A plant, designed for dry separation, which can process 500 to 2000 kg of PCBs per hour. But what really wows clients is how they pair this with state-of-the-art water process equipment for post-separation cleaning. “We wanted a system that could handle both the brute force of shredding and the precision of metal recovery without harming the environment,” says Dmitry Ivanov, operations manager at a major Moscow e-waste facility. “EcoTech delivered—our water discharge is cleaner than most drinking water now.”

Beyond PCBs, EcoTech shines in customization. Need a compact setup for a small facility? Their compact granulator with dry separator fits the bill. Scaling up? Their 4-shaft shredders tackle even the toughest materials, from thick circuit boards to plastic casings. And with a dedicated R&D team constantly refining their dry process equipment to reduce energy use by up to 20%, it’s no wonder they’ve earned repeat business from clients like Gazprom and Russian Railways.

Nestled in the industrial heart of Yekaterinburg, Ural Recycling Systems has built its reputation on one thing: reliability. For companies that can’t afford downtime, URS’s PCB recycling lines are a game-changer. Their star product? The WCB-2000C wet separation plant, which combines high-speed shredding with a water-based separation system that recovers up to 99% of valuable metals. “We process over 10 tons of PCBs weekly, and the URS system hasn’t skipped a beat in three years,” says Anna Petrovna, head of recycling at a Siberian electronics manufacturer. “The water treatment unit is so efficient, we’ve even repurposed the recycled water for our factory’s cooling systems—talk about closing the loop!”

URS also leads in sustainability. Their dry process equipment line uses 30% less electricity than competitors, and their water treatment systems employ advanced filtration that removes 99.9% of heavy metals. It’s no surprise they’ve become a favorite for government contracts, including a recent deal to supply equipment for Russia’s national e-waste recycling program in St. Petersburg.

Siberian Green Tech may be the youngest on this list (founded in 2015), but they’ve quickly made a name for themselves with their focus on dry process equipment —a boon for regions where water scarcity is a concern. Their “DryMax” series of PCB recyclers uses air classification and electrostatic separation to recover metals, eliminating the need for large water tanks. “In Novosibirsk, water is precious,” explains Olga Smirnova, CEO of a local recycling cooperative. “SGT’s dry system cut our water usage by 80%, and we still get 97% metal recovery. It’s a no-brainer.”

But SGT doesn’t skimp on water treatment when it’s needed. Their modular water process units are designed to integrate seamlessly with dry systems for facilities that require extra cleaning. And with a focus on user-friendliness—think touchscreen controls and remote monitoring—they’ve won over operators who aren’t tech experts. “Our team went from struggling with old machinery to mastering SGT’s system in a day,” Smirnova adds. “That’s luxury in our book.”

MMRS has been a household name in Russian recycling since 2005, and for good reason: they specialize in the full lifecycle of PCB recycling, from shredding to metal melting. Their crown jewel? A hybrid system that uses dry process equipment for initial separation and water process equipment for fine purification, ensuring nothing is wasted. “We once processed a batch of old computer motherboards and recovered enough gold to pay for the equipment in six months,” jokes Alexei Kovalev, owner of a small recycling business in Kaluga. “But the real win is their water treatment—we discharge zero heavy metals, which keeps the regulators happy and our conscience clear.”

MMRS also stands out for their after-sales support. “When a part broke during a peak season, they sent a technician from Moscow to our factory in Kazan within 24 hours,” Kovalev recalls. “You don’t get that kind of service everywhere.” With options for both small-scale (2-shaft shredders) and industrial (4-shaft shredders) setups, MMRS caters to everyone from startups to giants like Rostelecom.

5. St. Petersburg Recycling Technologies (SPbRT): Known for their compact yet powerful systems, SPbRT’s WCB-005C wet separation plant (500 kg/hour capacity) is a hit with urban facilities short on space. Their water treatment units are also praised for using 30% less chemicals than competitors.

6. Volga Eco Systems: A leader in dry process equipment , Volga’s single-shaft shredders are tough enough to handle CRT screens (old TV tubes) alongside PCBs. Clients love their energy-efficient design—“Our electricity bill dropped by 15% after switching,” says a Volgograd recycler.

7. Kazan Green Machines: Specializing in custom solutions, Kazan Green Machines recently launched a hybrid dry-wet PCB system that adapts to material type in real time. “One day we’re processing flexible PCBs from phones, the next rigid ones from laptops—no reconfiguration needed,” reports a client in Tatarstan.

8. Novosibirsk TechWorks: Focused on sustainability, their water process equipment uses biodegradable detergents for metal cleaning, and their dry systems are made from 80% recycled steel. “We’re not just recycling waste—we’re recycling the equipment itself,” says their CEO, Ivan Petrov.

9. Rostov Recycling Innovators: Their claim to fame? A mobile PCB recycling unit that can be transported to remote areas, complete with on-board water treatment. “Perfect for cleaning up e-waste in small towns,” notes a government environmental officer.

10. Ufa Eco Engineering: Rounding out the list, Ufa Eco excels in after-sales training. “They sent a trainer to our facility for a week to make sure our team knew every detail of the equipment,” says a satisfied customer. Their dry process granulators are also lauded for low noise levels—“We can run them overnight without disturbing the neighborhood.”