Top 10 Luxury Dry Process PCB Recycling Equipment Suppliers in Saudi Arabia (2025) | Expert Ranking

When it comes to dry process PCB recycling, EcoRecycle Tech isn’t just a supplier—they’re a pioneer. Founded in 2010 and with a regional hub in Riyadh since 2018, this German-Saudi joint venture has revolutionized how the kingdom recycles circuit boards. Their flagship product, the WCBD-2000A Circuit Board Recycling Plant , is a beast of efficiency: a dry separator system that handles 500-2000kg/hour with a metal recovery rate of 96.7%—that’s nearly 3% higher than the industry average. "We used to lose so much gold dust with our old equipment," says Ahmed Al-Mansoori, operations manager at Riyadh’s GreenCycle Recycling. "EcoRecycle’s system captures every flake. In six months, we recouped the investment."

What sets EcoRecycle apart is their obsession with adaptability. Saudi’s climate can be brutal—scorching summers and dusty conditions that cripple lesser machines. The WCBD-2000A features a patented dust filtration system and heat-resistant motors that keep running even when temperatures hit 50°C. Plus, their modular design means you can start small (500kg/hour) and scale up as your business grows—no need to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ the entire system. "We started with 800kg/hour in 2020," says Fatima Al-Zahrani, owner of Jeddah E-Waste Solutions. "By 2023, we added a second module and now process 1600kg/hour. The transition was seamless."

"EcoRecycle’s team doesn’t just install the machine—they train your staff, monitor performance remotely, and even help optimize your workflow. It’s like having a recycling expert on speed dial." — Khalid Al-Turki, Plant Manager, Dammam Tech Recycle

If EcoRecycle is about raw power, Green Circuit Solutions is about precision. This Dubai-based firm (with a Riyadh office since 2019) specializes in dry process equipment that’s engineered for delicate materials—think medical device PCBs and high-end electronics with ultra-thin gold plating. Their secret weapon? Nano ceramic ball mills that grind circuit boards into uniform powder without damaging fragile metals. "Traditional steel balls crush and contaminate the powder," explains Dr. Lara Hassan, Green Circuit’s lead engineer. "Our nano ceramic balls are harder, smoother, and non-reactive—so you get purer metal concentrates."

The results speak for themselves: their GC-1500 Dry Recycling System processes 1500kg/hour with a 97.2% metal recovery rate, and uses 30% less energy than competitors. For Saudi facilities in water-scarce regions like Al-Qassim, this efficiency is a game-changer. "We used to spend 10,000 SAR/month on electricity for our old wet system," says Omar Al-Saud, owner of Qassim E-Recyclers. "With Green Circuit’s dry plant, that bill dropped to 7,000 SAR. And we haven’t touched a water hose for processing in two years."

"Their after-sales service is unmatched. When a sensor failed during Ramadan, their technician was at our plant in 3 hours—even though it was a holiday. That’s the kind of reliability you need in this industry." — Sarah Al-Mansoori, Operations Director, Jeddah Hi-Tech Recovery

Not every recycling facility in Saudi Arabia needs a 2000kg/hour monster. For small to medium-sized operators—like family-run businesses in Dammam or startup recyclers in Madinah—space and budget are tight. That’s where ACR comes in. This Turkish firm, with a distribution center in Riyadh, specializes in compact granulator with dry separator equipment that fits in a 20ft container but still packs a punch: 500-1000kg/hour capacity, 95% metal recovery, and a price tag 30% lower than full-sized systems. "We designed it for the ‘little guy’," says ACR’s Saudi representative, Ali Karim. "You don’t need a million SAR to start recycling PCBs—just a vision and a compact machine that works as hard as you do."

Take the ACR-500: it combines a single-shaft shredder, air classifier, and electrostatic separator in one unit. No complicated setup, no need for a team of engineers—just plug it in, load the PCBs, and watch it separate copper, aluminum, and plastics in real time. "I started with one ACR-500 in my backyard in 2021," says Youssef Al-Hajj, owner of Madinah E-Recycling. "Today, I have three units and employ 12 people. ACR didn’t just sell me a machine—they helped me build a business."

"I was intimidated by all the technical jargon until I met ACR. They walked me through every step, trained my team for free, and even helped me find buyers for the recycled metals. They’re more than a supplier—they’re partners." — Youssef Al-Hajj, Madinah E-Recycling

For industrial-scale operations—think government-backed recycling hubs or multinational e-waste processors—only the toughest equipment will do. Enter MegaCycle Heavy Industries, a Chinese giant with a manufacturing plant in Jeddah since 2020. Their claim to fame? The Mega-2000C, a circuit board recycling plant with dry separator that cranks out 2000kg/hour like it’s nothing. "We built it for the Saudi Vision 2030 goal of recycling 80% of e-waste by 2030," says MegaCycle’s regional director, Wei Zhang. "When you’re processing truckloads of PCBs daily, you need a machine that never quits—and the Mega-2000C delivers."

What makes it so tough? A 4-shaft shredder that chews through even the thickest PCBs, a triple-stage air classifier that separates metals down to 0.1mm, and a air pollution control system that captures 99.9% of dust and particulates—critical for meeting Saudi’s strict air quality standards. The result? Clients like the Saudi National E-Waste Program (NEP) process 15 tons of PCBs daily with just two Mega-2000C units. "We tested five suppliers before choosing MegaCycle," says NEP’s technical director, Dr. Bandar Al-Saleh. "Their equipment handled 10,000kg non-stop for 72 hours during our stress test. The others couldn’t make it past 24."

"When you’re responsible for recycling a country’s e-waste, you can’t afford downtime. MegaCycle’s equipment is bulletproof, and their local factory means parts arrive within 48 hours. That’s priceless." — Dr. Bandar Al-Saleh, Saudi National E-Waste Program

Local pride runs deep at Saudi Green Tech (SGT). Founded in 2015 by a team of King Saud University engineers, this Riyadh-based firm is on a mission to prove that "Made in Saudi" can compete with the best in the world. Their flagship product, the SGT-DryMax, is a dry process equipment system built from the ground up for Saudi conditions: sand-resistant filters, high-temperature wiring, and a solar-powered control panel that cuts electricity costs by 20%. "We didn’t just import a design and slap a ‘local’ label on it," says SGT’s CEO, Dr. Lina Al-Mansoori. "We spent three years testing prototypes in the Rub’ al Khali desert to make sure it could handle 50°C days and sandstorms. This is a machine that bleeds Saudi innovation."

The SGT-DryMax isn’t just tough—it’s smart. Its IoT-enabled dashboard sends real-time data to your phone: metal recovery rates, energy usage, maintenance alerts. "I can check my plant’s performance from my couch," laughs Mohammed Al-Faisal, owner of Riyadh’s TechCycle Recycling. "Last month, the app warned me about a bearing wearing out. I replaced it overnight, avoiding a $10,000 shutdown." With 95.5% recovery rates and 24/7 local support, SGT is quickly becoming the go-to for Saudi companies that want to support local industry without sacrificing quality. "Why import from Europe when the best equipment is made right here in Riyadh?" asks Al-Faisal. "SGT makes us proud to be Saudi."

"As a Saudi business owner, I wanted to support local talent. SGT exceeded all my expectations—their equipment is reliable, their team is responsive, and knowing I’m creating jobs here makes every recycled PCB feel like a win for the kingdom." — Mohammed Al-Faisal, TechCycle Recycling