Video Games are electronic devices made for kids to play games on. They come in various designs and models to fulfil the needs of different consumers.

If you are producing handheld video game consoles, you need to ensure that you are manufacturing the same according to the rules and restrictions imposed by the e-waste management rules of 2022.

Electric trains and car racing sets are toys, leisure and sports equipment that run on electricity and produce e-waste at the end of their life.

Mowing and gardening tools are used to maintain a garden and perform day-to-day activities relating to the land and plantation.

Equipment that is manufactured to use the liquid or gaseous matter in a certain way using electric power is categorised in this section coded as EETW7.

Some electrical tools are used for welding and soldering. The basic object of these tools is to connect two elements together using the heat generated through electricity.

Riveting, Nailing and Screwing tools are used to perform various mechanical activities. These devices run on electricity and contribute to the e-waste accumulation which has to be dealt with due care and caution to ensure environmental health and public safety.

The fourth category in the electrical and electronic tools includes various equipment that are used to process various types of material including wood, metal etc.

Sewing machines are used to sew clothes and other materials which can be cut in a particular shape and given a purpose of usage after strategically sewing the same.

A saw is a sharp piece of equipment which is used to cut raw material in such a shape to make it usable as intended.

Drills are used to make holes in the walls, wood and like purposes. Drills run on electricity and use a fast-moving drill to pierce through the material you want to make a hole in.