| Tank Recycling |
The first step in cylinder recycling is to separate
the tanks with propane still in them and visually
inspect each tank for signs of damage and
corrosion.
The second step the tanks are shredded or
balded then sent to the foundry to be melted for
reuse and today’ seconds ever growing economy.
They are then drained of their propane and
revalved and stacked. These tanks will be
refurbished at our facility.
the tanks with propane still in them and visually
inspect each tank for signs of damage and
corrosion.
The second step the tanks are shredded or
balded then sent to the foundry to be melted for
reuse and today’ seconds ever growing economy.
They are then drained of their propane and
revalved and stacked. These tanks will be
refurbished at our facility.
We then place the tanks on pallets and
securely wrap them for shipment to
companies looking for a low cost alternative
for their tank exchange businesses both at
home and abroad.
securely wrap them for shipment to
companies looking for a low cost alternative
for their tank exchange businesses both at
home and abroad.
One of our employees is devalving the tank for
scrapping.
scrapping.
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