Recycling Solutions
for Manufacturing

Due to a nearly limitless range and variety of products and materials, the enormous volume of scrap and reject materials that manufacturers and industrial plants generate, and the balance that manufacturing facilities must strike between rigorous production demands and equally rigorous safety and environmental standards. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to recycling for the manufacturing industry.

That’s where we come in. While you’re focused on creating high-quality products, we can focus on designing an efficient, custom recycling program that makes the most of your waste stream.

Metal Recycling

Metal is one of the most common byproducts of manufacturing and heavy industry. We accept aluminum scrap, used steel drums, and more.

Plastic Recyclables

Plastics are easy to recycle and nearly as ubiquitous as metals in manufacturing. We can recycle and resell all industrial grades, baled or boxed.

Pallet Recycling

Wood and plastic pallets have a long shelf life. We collect and sell high-quality pallets for reuse as well as older or broken pallets for recycling.

Reusable Materials

Often, manufacturers generate reusable materials designed for roll suspension and protection, such as spools, cores, tubes, and endboards. We resell reusable resources to keep your costs low.

Other

Manufacturers and industrial plants produce many unique products using many unique materials. If you have an industrial byproduct, we’ll let you know if it’s recyclable and help you find a buyer for it.

Waste byproducts associated with manufacturing and industrial activities can have a significant effect on the environment if they aren’t recycled or properly disposed of. Solid industrial waste is expensive to haul and fills the local landfill, decreasing the lifespan of these areas by taking up space that could be used by other, non-recyclable waste. If not done correctly, burning solid industrial waste, such as pallets and other treated lumber, can pollute the air, the water supply, and other natural resources.

Solutions such as source reduction and recycling aim to minimize or even eliminate the impact of industrial waste on your environment, and your community. Changing the way wastes are produced and treated creates a more sustainable environment while also minimizing production costs and maximizing the functionality you gain from your raw materials.

Metal recycling, in particular, can prove valuable to manufacturing facilities and industrial plants. Metals are a common byproduct of manufacturing—and one that’s easy to turn into a usable material for new production. In fact, many scrap metals are endlessly recyclable, meaning that they can be reused again and again without a loss in integrity. Plus, recycling metal is not only less expensive, but also requires less energy during production, reducing the energy requirements of manufacturing new products by 60% or more. For these reasons, most steel production plants use over 70% recycled steel in their manufacturing processes. Whether buying or selling, recycling scrap metal makes sense for your business.