Recycling

All Kyocera devices are designed with the environment in mind. We aim to minimise the impact of our products on the planet by reducing the quantity of raw materials contained within them. Kyocera's approach to printer design and engineering reduces the number of components in the toner cassette system by more than 85% on average, consequently reducing the manufacturing and recycling impact of the device.

We offer a recycling program that is easy and environmentally-accredited to recycle used printer toners which are made up of a complex mix of plastics, metal, inks and toners they represent a significant investment in resources. When they are disposed of into landfill these resources are lost.

Cartridge recycling

Australia

Our Close-The-Loop recycling program ensures that used toner consumables are recycled responsibly. To schedule a collection, please click here. If you do not have an account, please register here.

New Zealand

For our Zealand customers, we offer the Kyocera Collect program, which makes recycling your print consumables easy.

Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Register for the program here. If you're already registered, simply skip to Step 3.		Step 2: You will receive a collection box from our recycling partner, which can be placed in your office.		Step 3: Once the box is full, schedule a pickup for easy disposal by clicking here​. ​

Reducing landfill e-waste

Kyocera Document Solutions provides Australian based customers with a certified environmental recycling program making it easy for anyone to recycle and reduce their e-waste. Through Ecycle Solutions, we are able to offer a collection and recycling service to Kyocera customers in Metro areas. Through this service, we are able to redirect more than 90% of e-waste material away from landfill.

By participating in these recycling and environmental initiatives you contribute to reducing waste and energy consumption for a better environment and a better world. The service follows Kyocera's philosophy of always considering our impact on the environment.