Garner is offering a solution, or rather, two solutions.
First, fire off the hard drive through its upcoming super degausser, called the DeMag.
Then, insert the hard drive into the DiskMantler to have it taken apart.
According to Garner, it only takes eight seconds for the greenboard to be separated from the HDD assembly.
The actual disassembly process appears straightforward.
You insert the HDD into the media slot either manually or by using the product’s conveyor belt system.
The internal automated system then carries the HDD into the disassembly chamber.
Once complete, the recyclable components shoot out through the exit slot.
The ability toreduce e-wasteis a significant selling point for the DiskMantler, as it addresses a serious problem worldwide.
This is where another Garner product, the DeMag, comes in.
With the HDD properly degaussed, it’s ready for the DiskMantler, Garner says.
