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Paper Recycling

Paper and paperboard are some of the most widely recycled materials in the world. Paper recycling recovers fiber that can be used to manufacture other paper products, producing jobs while protecting the environment.

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Plastic Recycling

With a heavy reliance on plastics in the manufacturing of consumer goods and other products, the plastics recycling industry plays an important role in helping to capture and process old plastics to be used again.

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Nonferrous Metals

Recycling metal, including aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, nickel, and tin, as well as precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum, saves natural resources, reduces energy costs, and strengthens the economy.

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Ferrous Metals

Iron and steel, also known as ferrous metals, are the most recycled materials in the United States and worldwide. Ferrous metals come from consumer products such as automobiles and household appliances.

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Used Engine Oil

Our Used Oil trading department, buy and sale all kind of used engine oil, and used motor oil originating from cars, trucks, Buses, most automobiles, boats, ships and hydraulic machinery.

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Furnace oil

Furnace oil is a distilled product of crude oil and is a liquid used for burning in furnaces, boilers, and diesel engines to generate power. Furnace oil refers to a fraction of crude oil.

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Base oil

Base oil is an oil that is considered as a base for lubricants. The most important component of lubricants in terms of volume is base oil, and it makes up more than 95% of the formulation.

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Diesel

Diesel fuel or gas oil is commonly used as fuel for diesel engines and heating systems. Its hydrocarbon range is around 250 degrees Celsius. Gas oil is primarily composed of three groups.

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