Solvent Regeneration

Regenerating a solvent originates a new product, with the same characteristics, and advantageous costs, with the objective of protecting the environment and economizing resources.


The regenerated solvent can be reintegrated in its original process or there can be found a new industrial use to it.

Non-Halogenated

Dirty Solvent Management, originated from the from the paints and varnishes industry, as well as the furniture, pharmaceutical, plastics, car and car repair shops industries.

The non-halogenated used solvents are recovered through vacuum distillation processes using simple rectification columns or of other technologies developed specifically for solvents

Halogenated

Dirty Solvent Management, originated from the paints and varnishes industry, as well as the furniture, pharmaceutical, plastics and car industries. The halogenated used solvents are recovered through vacuum distillation processes using simple rectification columns or of other technologies developed specifically for solvents

Sale of regenerated solvents

Cleaning: Universal, “White Spirit”

Paints and Varnishes: Cetonas, MEAC, ETAC, BTAC, ÁLCOOIS

Printer: IPA, ETAC

Pharmaceutical: MET, MCL CETONAS, IPA

Car: BTAC, ETAC, MEG

Metal: MCL

Others: MEK, ACN, MEAC, ACI, HX, PER, MCM

Regenerated Solvents are an active way of participation in the Circular Economy, contributing to the reduction of carbon footprint