I would like to ask which companies are responsible for recycling and processing the high-boiling-point substances produced as a by-product of PVC?

2016-08-28View Original

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This post was last edited by Luo Xiaoyang on 2016-8-28 at 13:42. I would like to ask which companies recycle and process the high-boiling point substances produced as a by-product of PVC. Please leave a message or send an email to hupeng_km@163.com. Thank you; it would be best to discuss this on the forum so that everyone can learn more about it. What are the requirements and key points regarding recycling?

Reply #22016-08-28

Currently, it is mainly used as a thinner in coatings. Requirements and key points for recycling: the water content must not be too high, the purity level needs to be over 90%, and permits for hazardous waste as well as various related documentation are required.

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