We collect plastic and metal waste from various sources, including businesses, municipalities, and local communities. We have established partnerships with waste management companies to ensure a steady stream of materials for recycling. Additionally, we offer a convenient drop-off point at our facility, where individuals and businesses can bring their recyclable plastic and metal waste. This multi-channel collection approach ensures we meet the demand for recycled materials while helping reduce landfill waste.

Our recycling facility processes a broad range of plastics, including Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Polypropylene (PP), and Polystyrene (PS). Each type of plastic is sorted carefully during the recycling process to ensure that it is reused efficiently. By recycling different types of plastic, we help reduce the environmental impact associated with plastic waste and create new products from these materials.

We accept and recycle several types of metals, including steel, aluminum, copper, brass, iron, and lead. These metals are carefully separated and processed to ensure they can be reused for various industrial applications. By recycling metals, we not only help conserve valuable natural resources but also reduce the energy and emissions required to produce new metals from raw materials. Our metal recycling process ensures that these materials are repurposed effectively for use in products ranging from construction materials to automotive components.

Yes, we are capable of recycling mixed plastic and metal waste. However, the recycling process for mixed waste requires additional sorting steps to separate the different types of materials. Sorting mixed waste can take more time and effort compared to processing pure materials, but it still helps reduce waste and promote recycling. The better the quality and purity of the materials, the more efficiently they can be recycled into new products.

The recycling process for plastic and metal waste involves several steps. First, the waste materials are collected and sorted by type, which is essential for efficient recycling. Next, the materials are cleaned to remove any contaminants that could affect their quality. After cleaning, plastics are melted down and reformed into pellets or sheets, while metals are melted and cast into new shapes. These recycled materials are then used to create a variety of products, including packaging, construction materials, automotive parts, and more. Our goal is to reduce waste and repurpose these materials in a sustainable way.