We, RKR Multivision (RKR) have presence in major states of Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya.
What we recycle? RKR recycle electronic/electrical scraps, ferrous/non-ferrous metal, computers and electronics and also office/lab equipment.
Where we can buy? RKR also providing buy all kinds of obsolete computer and office equipments. Other information, we also buy second hand computer and machineries. We also buy all kinds of circuit boards and electrical/electronic components.
How much we pay? It will depends on the quantity, location and type of materials meant to be disposed, the price can vary so much. Price is less for lower quantity and more for higher quantity.
How to start? Please do email us roughly (it is better if you have the list of item to dispose) what are the item you wish to dispose. Our valuation staff will get back to you with the pricing and once agreed, we will arrange collection and payment by cash.
For more information, please do contact Mr Raj 012 979 6617 or rkrmultivision@gmail.com
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