Top 10 Water Treatment Circuit Board Recycling Equipment Suppliers in Canada in 2025

1. EcoCycle Solutions (Vancouver, BC)

Founded in 2008, EcoCycle Solutions has grown from a local startup to a national leader in recycling tech. What sets them apart? A laser focus on integrating water treatment directly into circuit board recycling systems—no afterthoughts, just seamless, eco-friendly processes. They’ve worked with over 200 facilities across Canada, earning a reputation for machines that don’t just meet regulations but set new benchmarks for efficiency.

What really stands out? Their circuit board recycling equipment lineup, paired with water process systems that turn “problematic wastewater” into “ready-to-reuse” or “safely dischargeable” water. Let’s break down their star products:

Why they made the list: EcoCycle’s WPE-500 water system is a game-changer. Unlike competitors who bolt on water treatment as an extra, EcoCycle designs their recycling plants and water systems to work in harmony—meaning less downtime, lower costs, and water that’s cleaner than most municipal standards. Clients rave about their 24/7 tech support, too.

2. GreenTech Recyclers (Toronto, ON)

If there’s one word to describe GreenTech Recyclers, it’s “pioneers.” Since 2010, this Toronto-based firm has been chasing a simple mission: make recycling as profitable as it is green. Their secret? A mix of dry and wet process equipment that maximizes material recovery while slashing water waste. They’re not just selling machines—they’re selling a complete, sustainable workflow.

Take their filter press equipment, for example. In circuit board recycling, sludge from water processes can be a headache. GreenTech’s filter presses turn that sludge into dry cakes, making disposal cheaper and reducing landfill impact. Pair that with their dry process systems, and you’ve got a setup that uses 30% less water than traditional wet-only methods.

Why they made the list: GreenTech’s dry process equipment isn’t just about saving water—it’s about precision. Their DP-1500 uses air classification and electrostatic separation to recover tiny metal particles most machines miss. Add in their filter press, which turns sludge into a byproduct some facilities even sell as fertilizer (yes, really!), and you’ve got a recipe for both eco and financial success.

3. Northern Recycling Systems (Edmonton, AB)

Edmonton’s Northern Recycling Systems isn’t here to play small. Specializing in heavy-duty equipment for large facilities, they’ve built a name on machines that can handle “the tough stuff”—think industrial-scale circuit board piles, thick cables, and mixed e-waste. But don’t let the “heavy-duty” label fool you: their water treatment gear is surprisingly nimble, adapting to different waste streams with ease.

Their claim to fame? A hybrid system that combines wet and dry processes, letting operators switch based on the material. For water treatment, their compact granulator with dry separator is a standout—it reduces circuit boards to granules first, then uses air flow to separate metals, cutting down on water use by 40% compared to fully wet systems.

Why they made the list: Northern’s CGDS-1200 is a space-saver—critical for facilities tight on square footage. But what really impresses is their wet process equipment’s adaptability. Whether you’re processing old computer boards or newer, more complex ones, the WP-800 adjusts chemical dosages automatically to keep water clean. It’s like having a water treatment expert built into the machine.

4. CleanStream Technologies (Montreal, QC)

CleanStream Technologies is all about “clean” in every sense—clean processes, clean water, and even clean operations (their Montreal factory runs on 100% renewable energy). Since 2012, they’ve focused on air and water pollution control, making them a go-to for facilities in provinces with strict环保 laws (looking at you, Quebec!).

Their air pollution control system for circuit board recycling is top-tier, but we’re here for their water treatment. Enter the Filter Press Equipment—specifically the FPE-750. Designed to handle the mucky, metal-laden sludge from circuit board washing, this press squeezes out every last ｄｒｏｐ of water, leaving behind a dry cake that’s easy to transport and dispose of. No more messy, heavy sludge barrels.

Why they made the list: CleanStream doesn’t just sell equipment—they sell peace of mind. Their FPE-750 filter press comes with a 5-year warranty (unheard of in the industry), and their team helps clients navigate provincial环保 regulations, ensuring no surprise fines. For facilities in eco-conscious regions, that’s worth its weight in gold.

5. Canadian Eco-Equipment (Calgary, AB)

Calgary’s Canadian Eco-Equipment (CEE) is a family-owned business with a big heart—and even bigger tech. Started by two brothers in 2015, CEE prides itself on “equipment that treats the planet like family.” Their niche? Small to mid-sized facilities that need reliable, affordable machines without skimping on water treatment.

Their star product? The Compact Circuit Board Recycling Line, a plug-and-play system that includes both dry process equipment and a mini water treatment unit. Perfect for startups or facilities expanding their operations. It’s not the biggest machine on the market, but it’s one of the smartest—using sensors to adjust water flow and chemical use in real time, keeping costs low and efficiency high.

Why they made the list: CEE gets it—small facilities don’t have the budget for giant water treatment setups. Their WTU-100 solves that by tucking water treatment right into the recycling line, saving space and money. Plus, their customer service is legendary—owners Mike and Dave still answer tech support calls themselves. You won’t find that with big corporations.

Based in Victoria, Pacific Green Innovations (PGI) is all about “innovation with an island vibe”—relaxed, but serious about results. They’re known for pushing boundaries, and their latest creation, the “Zero-Waste Circuit Board System,” has the industry talking. The goal? Recover 99% of materials from circuit boards while using 80% less water than traditional methods.

How do they do it? By leaning into dry process equipment and smart design. Their PGI-1500 Dry Separator uses static electricity and air flow to separate metals and plastics, skipping the water-intensive washing steps. And for the small amount of water they do use (for cleaning final products), their water process equipment is a marvel—recycling the same water up to 50 times before needing discharge.

Why they made the list: PGI’s closed-loop water system is revolutionary. In tests, their CL-WPE-200 used just 200L of water to process a ton of circuit boards—compared to 1000L+ for standard systems. For facilities in water-scarce regions, that’s a game-changer. Plus, their PGI-1500 dry separator is so quiet, you could run it in a office building (though we don’t recommend it).

7. Atlantic Recycling Tech (Halifax, NS)

Halifax’s Atlantic Recycling Tech (ART) knows a thing or two about harsh environments—after all, they’re based in a province where winters are long and equipment needs to be tough. ART’s specialty? “All-weather” recycling systems that keep running in extreme cold, humidity, or heat—without sacrificing water treatment quality.

Their claim to fame? The Arctic-Pro Circuit Board System, built with insulated pipes, heated water tanks, and freeze-resistant filters. Perfect for northern facilities or those in unheated warehouses. Even in -20°C weather, their water process equipment keeps chugging, treating wastewater to meet even the strictest Atlantic Canada环保 standards.

Why they made the list: ART solves a problem most suppliers ignore—equipment failure in cold climates. Their WT-CR-500 water system uses specialized chemicals that work even in sub-zero temps, and their ART-800 recycling line has been tested in some of Canada’s harshest conditions. If you’re north of the 49th parallel, ART is your new best friend.

9. Maple Leaf Recycling Systems (Hamilton, ON)

Maple Leaf Recycling Systems (MLRS) is a nod to Canadian pride—and they back it up with equipment that’s “built like a maple tree: strong, steady, and built to last.” Their focus is on durability, with machines designed to handle 10+ years of heavy use. For water treatment, that means thick steel tanks, corrosion-resistant pipes, and filters that can go 6 months between changes.

Their most popular package? The “Complete Recycling Suite,” which includes a circuit board shredder, dry separator, and their workhorse water process equipment: the MLRS-600 Water Cleaner. It’s not the fanciest machine on the market, but it’s one of the most reliable—with a 98% uptime rate, according to customer surveys. For busy facilities, that reliability is priceless.

Why they made the list: MLRS understands that recycling facilities don’t have time for frequent breakdowns. Their MLRS-600 water system is so tough, it’s backed by a “10-year tank warranty” (yes, you read that right). Clients love that they can set it and forget it—no constant tinkering, just consistent, clean water day in and day out.

10. Western Eco-Engineering (Saskatoon, SK)

Rounding out our list is Western Eco-Engineering (WEE), a Saskatoon-based firm with a focus on “prairie innovation.” WEE might be the new kid on the block (founded in 2018), but they’ve quickly made a name for themselves with affordable, modular water treatment systems—perfect for facilities that want to start small and scale up.

Their Modular Water Treatment Units (MWTU) are a hit. Think of them as building blocks: start with a basic 200L/min unit, then add modules for heavy metal removal, pH adjustment, or sludge treatment as your business grows. Pair that with their budget-friendly circuit board recycling equipment, and you’ve got a setup that grows with you—without breaking the bank.

Why they made the list: WEE is democratizing access to quality water treatment. Their MWTU-200 starts at under $50k—a fraction of the cost of full-sized systems—making it possible for small facilities to go green. Plus, their “Scale-Up Guarantee” means if you buy a base unit and later upgrade, they’ll credit 50% of the original purchase price toward your new modules. Now that’s customer loyalty.