Every shop that runs a solvent parts washer eventually faces the same question: what do you do with the dirty solvent once it’s loaded with oil, grease, and metal fines? Used parts washer solvent is almost always classified as hazardous waste, so pouring it down...
If your shop uses solvent to clean parts, spray guns, or equipment, a solvent recycling system can turn a recurring expense into a one-time investment. Instead of buying fresh solvent and paying to haul the dirty stuff away, you reclaim and reuse the same solvent over...
Are you using a solvent to flush your paint lines? Are you paying for removal of this paint waste? Paint waste disposal is very expensive. Recovering solvent from paint waste is a proven application for solvent recycling. Companies using on-site solvent recycling...
Do you have a chemical waste stream currently sitting in drums or totes waiting to be picked up for landfill disposal? If so, solvent recycling is a better way to handle this waste stream, not only for your bottom line but also for the environment. Our line of solvent...
Here is a non-exhaustive list of common solvents that work great with our systems. Flammable Solvents Acetone Alcohol Amyl Alcohol Butyl Alcohol Ethyl Aliphatic hydrocarbons Amyl Acetate Benzol (Benzene) Bottcherin Butanol (Butyl Alcohol) Butyl Acetate Cabinol...
The recycling of solvents is a process that can save businesses money, reduce waste, and help businesses become more sustainable. But which types of solvents are best suited for this process? Read on to learn more about the types of solvents that can be recycled in a...
