Chemical plants generate a wide spread of oil grades across compressors, agitators, vacuum systems and utilities. The compliance burden is heavier than most sectors, and the value of a recycler is as much in the paperwork as in the price.
Each stream is lifted and manifested separately where it is stored separately. Segregated oil is worth more than a mixed drum — to you and to us.
Indicative of the kind of operation we collect from. Listing a company name here is an industry reference, not a claim of an existing contract.
Indicative only. The actual price depends on quantity, water and solids content, segregation, packing and distance. We test before we quote rather than after we lift.
Private chemical majors typically run limited tenders or direct negotiation with a shortlist of authorized recyclers; PSUs use MSTC/GeM. Multi-site groups increasingly want a single recycler across all plants.
Yes. For multi-site chemical groups we work under a single master agreement with site-wise lifting schedules and consolidated compliance reporting.
Tell us before lifting. Solvent-contaminated oil changes both the classification and the processing route. We assess it case by case rather than accepting a mixed drum and discovering it later.
We assess spent heat transfer fluid case by case — grade, degradation and contamination determine whether it is recoverable.
Shutdown volumes are large and time-bound. Given notice of the shutdown window we schedule tankers in advance rather than after the oil is already accumulating.
Form-10 manifest per consignment, our CPCB EPR Recycler Registration BHA20250073R, RPCB Hazardous Waste Authorization, and annual reconciliation for your Form-4 returns.
Send us the oil type, approximate annual quantity and location. We will come back with a landed price and a lifting schedule — and if a stream falls outside our authorization, we will tell you that instead.
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