IBC Recycling Services
Responsible recycling of end-of-life IBC tanks with full environmental compliance
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Why Recycle Your IBCs?
When IBC tanks reach the end of their useful life, proper recycling ensures the materials are responsibly processed and diverted from landfills.
Our recycling program separates and processes each component - the HDPE plastic container, steel cage, and wooden or plastic pallet - to maximize material recovery.
Our Recycling Process
Collection
Pickup or drop-off of end-of-life IBCs
Assessment
Evaluation for potential reconditioning vs. recycling
Processing
Residue removal and disassembly
Material Recovery
Separation and recycling of components
Materials We Recycle
HDPE Plastic
The inner container is made of high-density polyethylene, which can be recycled into new plastic products.
Steel Cages
Metal cages are separated and recycled through steel recycling channels.
Pallets
Wooden pallets can be recycled or repurposed. Plastic pallets are processed with other plastics.
Recycling FAQs
What condition IBCs do you accept for recycling?
We accept most damaged, end-of-life, or contaminated IBCs. Share previous contents so we can confirm acceptance.
Do you pay for recyclable IBCs?
Yes. We pay based on condition and material value. Clean, repairable units may qualify for higher buy-back rates.
Can you provide certificates of destruction?
Absolutely. Certificates of destruction or recycling summaries are available upon request.
Do you offer pickup for recycling loads?
Pickup is available for larger quantities throughout West Texas and Southern New Mexico. Scheduling depends on volume and location.
How do you handle hazardous residues?
We evaluate hazardous residues case by case and follow compliant disposal steps. Some materials may be excluded for safety reasons.
Have IBCs to Recycle?
Contact us about our recycling program. We offer pickup services for larger quantities.
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