Solvent recovery system

Solvent Recovery Systems and Chemistry Waste Disposal Recycling Systems Solvent recovery and chemical disposal can become an expensive yet unplanned cost for solvent processes like vapor degreasing. Solvent recycling equipment can separate and remove soils, debris and oils from solvent through a process called distillation. These used solvent recovery systems can recycle most cleaning solvents, reduce solvent purchases by 95%+ and chemical waste disposal cost by 90%+. Most solvents can be recycled and recovered including: Mineral spirits, Paint Thinner, Acetone, IPA (isopropyl alcohol), MEK (methyl ethyl ketone), Xylene, Hexane, various alcohols, Chlorinated solvents (AK225, 1,2 trans-dichloroethylene / trans DCE, 3M Novec, Dupont Vertrel, Microcare solvents, Terpenes Toluene, and Aromatic Solvents. Class 1 Division 1 NFPA solvent recyclers can be used to eSolvent recycling equipment can recycle nearly any solvent or chemistry used in electroplating, metal finishing, paint and powder coating, parts washing, vapor degreasing. How are Solvents Recycled and Recovered? The process of distillation allows for separating volatile and nonvolatile solutions in a solvent. Distillation occurs very similar to how a vapor degreaser works of boiling the solution and condensing the vapors back into liquid in a separate tank. The various constituents of solvents and contaminated soils boil at different temperatures: typically oils and soils are much higher than solvents.