Companies generating secondary metals and metal by-products (including metal powders, dusts, dross, grindings, swarf, sludges, slags) classified as hazardous wastes are incurring enormous disposal costs through traditional landfilling.
To help companies cut on disposal costs, Globe Metal® provides much more affordable hazardous metal wastes recycling and disposal solutions. We handle mixed materials in compliance with all required permits and provide documentation and proof of recycling and destruction, helping companies avoid costly fines and investigations that could potentially interfere with productivity.
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Definition of Hazardous Metal Wastes
Hazardous wastes pose potential harmful effects to humans and the environment. Flammable, poisonous, oxidizing, corrosive, and toxic are common hazardous characteristics. Hazardous metal wastes include wastes that contain hazardous substances/heavy metals (mercury, lead, cadmium, chromium, barium, copper, lead, nickel, zinc, etc.), metal sludge, dusts, fine powders with a diameter of less than 100 microns, semi-solids, and liquid solutions.
Affordable Green Solutions to Hazardous Waste Problems
(A Low-Cost Alternative to Landfilling)
Hazardous wastes can not be disposed of in the trash. Hence, many companies send their hazardous metal wastes to landfill, which incurs huge costs. Now it’s time to think differently, especially with landfill-dumping costs increasing every year.
Recycling and disposing of your hazardous metal wastes with Globe Metal® only costs you a fraction of the landfilling cost while allowing you to contribute to the circular economy and environmental sustainability. The goal at Globe Metal® is to find the best recycling options for our customers to minimize waste, improve sustainability, and reduce costs. Our hazardous waste experts work with our global network to provide safe, effective, and cost-efficient hazardous waste removal, transportation, recycling and disposal solutions. We are experienced in helping customers recycle hazardous materials from different manufacturing processes, be it mixed metal powders, dusts, dross, grindings, swarf, sludges, slags, etc.
See how we’ve helped our customers:
Case 1
An aerospace company accumulated a full warehouse of mixed cobalt, nickel, aluminum, and molybdenum powders and was facing enormous disposal costs and potential safety hazards.
After carefully assessing the situation and testing samples, Globe Metal® provided a complete solution for the company: from metal testing and analysis, to safe handling and transporting of powders, to metal reclamation, recycling and disposal.
The whole process was validated by third party regulators and the company received a certificate of recycling. It was a simple yet rewarding solution for the company: they avoided disposal costs and received value on metals reclaimed.
Case 2
A medical additive manufacturing company was producing stainless steel and aluminum waste powders that had very expensive landfill costs even though the volumes were low. They were turned away by other recycling companies because the quantity was too small, or those companies were not capable of handling fine powders. Compared to environmental companies, Globe Metal® only charged a small portion of the recycling fee and shipping fee.
Our customer was happy to avoid the expensive disposal costs and receive a certificate of recycling. We have established a long-term partnership to recycle their powders to ensure they are adhering to waste regulations while also minimizing costs.
Globe Metal® is here to help you find the optimum recycling and disposal solutions for your hazardous metal wastes regardless of quantity. Even with small volumes of hazardous metal wastes, we will help you find a way to save on disposal costs. No project is too big, and no volume is too small. Your need is always our priority.
Advantages of Recycling Hazardous Metal Wastes with Globe Metal®
To recycle hazardous metal wastes, it is critical to choose a responsible recycler that is competent in handling hazardous secondary materials and conducting legitimate recycling, as improper storage and transportation of hazmat might cause spills, leaks, fires, and environmental contaminations.
Globe Metal® is a certified metal recycler with an established global network. Our team works with a wide range of industries with different metal waste streams knowledge. Our recycling experts and logistic team are familiar with different hazmat regulations and we are in compliance with all required permits to safely handle and transport hazardous materials.
Disposing of your hazardous metal wastes with Globe Metal® is a simple one-stop metal recycling solution. Our services include waste audit, metal testing and analysis, logistics, metal reclamation, recycling, disposal, and suggestions for on-site waste handling and management.
Hazardous waste recycling, reclamation, and disposal through Globe Metal® can both provide environmental benefits and improve your company’s bottom line. Recycling hazardous metal wastes can avoid environmental hazards, reduce raw materials consumption and energy use, protect scarce resources, and reduce pollution. While companies save largely on disposal costs, recycling hazardous wastes also helps companies establish a positive and green brand reputation, distinguishing themselves from their competitors.
Some of the Industries Globe Metal® Works with
- Additive manufacturing
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Central thermal facilities
- Construction materials, ceramics, glass
- Defense
- Extraction of metallic ores
- Electroplating
- Fabrication of photographic products
- Ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy
- Foundry and metalworking operations
- Glass Industry
- Medical equipment manufacturing
- Metal smelting and refining industries
- Nuclear
- Oil and Gas
- Petroleum refining
- Production of batteries and dry cells
- Production of electronic components
- Surface treatment
- Thermal treatment
List of Hazardous Metal Wastes Globe Metal® Handles
- Mixed metallic powders (fine powders, dust, swarf, borings, trimmings, grindings, shavings, sandings)
- Titanium powder
- Nickel powder
- Residues created from smelting and refining operations (drosses, slags, and sludges)
- Liquid wastes consisting of metals (spent acids, spent caustics)
- Liquid metal wastes (liquid mercury)
- Liquid components of metal-containing wastes (spent batteries)
- Any metal wastes containing copper, lead, zinc, aluminum, antimony, mercury, titanium, tungsten, tin, magnesium, cadmium, selenium, tellurium, gold and silver, platinum, bismuth, cobalt, zirconium, or hafnium
Globe Metal® provides free waste audit and hazardous metal waste consulting services. If you need help with or have questions regarding the classification and management of scrap metals from your manufacturing production processes, please contact email more details to sales@globemetal.com or call 1-888-517-6368, and our recycling experts will work with you to customize the optimal options.
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