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DeSpray’s patented aerosol recycling technology enables manufacturers, recycling facilities, and municipal waste management sites to recycle aerosol cans and recover 100% of the liquid, gas, and metal contents in a way that is not only safe and sustainable, but profitable.
DeSpray’s in-house engineering team designs custom spray can recycling solutions to meet the unique infrastructure and specific regulatory requirements of aerosol fillers and recyclers around the world.
Contact us to learn more about the DeSpray aerosol recycling system or to obtain a quotation for installation. Our team will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
19-05-2022 May 30 to June 3, 2022Holland PavilionBooth number B4.305/404See you in Munich! In the current circular economy, we want to reuse residual materials as much as possible instead of exhausting finite stocks of raw materials. We want to reuse, refurbish and recycle existing materials and products for as long as possible. In this economic […]
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