CLR’s Eco-Friendly Reusable Absorbents for Cleaner, Safer Plant Floors
PMTS 2023: Closed Loop Recycling utilizes a proprietary process where absorbents are laundered for reuse, drums are steam cleaned for redistribution and the absorbed fluids are recycled.
CLR also launders gloves and other PPE with the same eco-friendly process. Photo Credit: Closed Loop Recycling
Founded in 1995, Closed Loop Recycling (CLR) offers a large line of reusable absorbents. It has helped more than 800 clients divert over 25 million lbs of solid waste and millions of gallons of nonhazardous fluids, which are extracted from the absorbents used on its clients’ plant floors.
They can handle a variety of liquids, from water to coolants and more. All of this is possible thanks to its proprietary process where absorbents are laundered for reuse, drums are steam cleaned for redistribution and the absorbed fluids are recycled. This process does not generate wastewater as a byproduct, use hazardous solvents or create a manifest.
CLR also launders gloves and other personal protective equipment (PPE) with the same eco-friendly process. As such, it specializes in helping companies nationwide achieve green initiatives and critical waste reduction goals such as Zero Landfill and ISO14001 certification.
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