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If you use a lot of aerosol cans and are looking for an easier, cheaper and greener way to dispose of them, check out our Aerosolv® System for recycling aerosol cans! This system can turn those spent aerosol cans to recyclable steel. How it works: The puncturing unit relieves pressure and empties the spent aerosol cans. The filter removes liquids and adsorbs odors The Cans can then be recycled as scrap metals The Aerosolv® System for recycling aerosol cans: Accepts series 200, 300, and 6 oz. cans (Max. height of 8.5”) Can collect over 4000 spent aerosol cans in just one...

This year’s National Safety Council Congress & Expo will be held in Anaheim, CA from October 17th to the 19th. If you are attending, come find us at Booth 673 to see all of your favorite safety products and have any questions that you may have answered in person. See you there! If you have any questions/comments, contact us at 1-603-890-6825 or sales@solventwaste.com.

Glass – it’s one of the best materials to make storage containers from. The only problem – they break when you drop them. If you’re sick of picking up broken glasses or don't want the bottles to break in the first place, check out our Boston Square bottles from Foxx Life Sciences. They’re made from FDA approved HDPE. All of the bottles are made in USP Class VI environment and they are BPA-Free. Bottle material and volume are molded into the side of the bottle for easy identification, along with the metric graduation marks certified to be accurate within ±5%. Our...

Here at Solventwaste.com, our motto is “Keeping Labs Safe.” To help us keep up with that motto, we offer a variety of Safety Cans and Containers ranging from plunger cans to Type II Safety Cans. If you need help telling the differences between these cans or containers, you’ve come to the right place. Type I Steel Safety Cans: These safety cans feature a single opening for filling and pouring flammable liquids. Type I Safety Cans are FM approved and OSHA compliant. Type I Polyethylene Safety Cans: Just like the Steel Safety Cans, these Polyethylene Safety Cans feature a single opening...

Do you work in a laboratory or any similar environment that uses solvents, gasoline, chemicals, or other hazardous liquids? If yes, you probably know that they are highly flammable and combustible. So are you using proper equipment to protect yourself and your workplace? Here at Solventwaste.com, we offer a variety of safety cans to make sure you’re protected. Why use our safety cans: They comply with OSHA and NFPA regulations They are approved by FM, TUV, UL, and ULC They improve efficiency, our safety cans are engineered with features that enhance pouring and filling operations They contain hazardous liquids and...