Solvent Recyclers

Solvent recyclers remove soils, debris and oils from used cleaning solvent through distillation, and allow for reuse of the cleaning solvent. A solvent recovery system for used solvents can reduce solvent purchases by over 95% and reduce chemical waste disposal cost by over 90%.

At its most basic level, recycling solvents is accomplished through simple distillation. You apply heat to the solvent mixture, which then vaporizes. Then, you condense the vapor and collect the resulting liquid.

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StillClean SC-100 Portable Solvent Recycler

StillClean SC-100 Portable Solvent Recycler StillClean SC-100 is a revolutionary tool that will dramatically improve your parts cleaning quality and productivity while saving you money and reducing the hazardous waste generated at your facility. The StillClean is a portable, on site, solvent distillation system that will recycle the solvent in one or multiple parts washers for continuous use. StillClean uses actual distillation, not just simple filtration, giving you pure clean solvent for superior cleaning, all while allowing you to get away from costly solvent service contracts and helping to keep expenses associated with solvent purchases under control. You may have seen the expensive "all in one" solvent recycling systems that force your work to fit their machines, but the StillClean allows you to turn any solvent washer into a solvent recycling system at a fraction of the cost.

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Solvent Recycling in the Automotive Industry
Automotive repair and finishing shops are often stuck with solvents and residual paints around their shop, but owners can save a significant amount of money by recycling these products on site.

On-site recycling could reduce an automotive repair and finishing shop's solvent purchases by as much as 95%, as well as dramatically reducing hazardous waste levels in the shop. According to the Department of Toxic Substances Control, automotive finishing shops in California reduced their solvent purchases by as much as 80% by recycling on site.

Used solvent and paint waste is often the largest waste stream inside an automotive repair and finishing shops, but it can be recycled by either shipping it off to an off-site recycling facility or by recycling the waste on site.

Recycling on-site can help automotive shops reduce regulatory requirements, future liability and save money.