How much lead could a typical computer monitor contain?

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How much lead could a typical computer monitor contain?

John Shegerian (CEO, Electronic Waste Recyclers) gives expert video advice on: What are 'Volatile Organic Compounds' (VOCs)?; What are 'Brominated Flame Retardants' (BFRs)?; What is 'Polyvinyl Chlorinated Biphenyl' (PCB)? and more...

The lead that can be found in a typical computer or television screen is anywhere from 5 to 15 pounds. It's found both in the cathode ray tube, and also in the solder joints in the television, or the computer, or any other type of electronic waste. So, lead is found in almost all types of electronics.

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