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NEWSTRIPE AeroVent Aerosol Can Recycling Systems


The problem with disposing of cans containing chemicals & industrial compounds is that the cans are not empty when disposed of. This factor increases the risk of the environment being polluted by these compounds / chemicals. That's why Aerosol can recycling systems are used to puncture, depress...urize and drain cans for eliminating volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These aerosol recycling systems can safely drain cans to render them clear from hazardous waste regulations.Read more

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NEWSTRIPE 10004700A
NEWSTRIPE 10004721B
NEWSTRIPE 10004840C
StyleModelPrice (ex. VAT)
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10004700		€1,196.65
B
10004721		€1,960.00
C
10004840		€927.06

AeroVent Aerosol Can Recycling Systems

Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems are used to reduce the handling & processing cost of hazardous waste in various chemical processing and manufacturing facilities. They are used to quickly puncture & drain various waste aerosol cans on site for safe chemical disposal. These compact & portable, can disposal units feature Viz-a-Ball indicator check valves that keep the operator / user safe by indicating when the can is completely depressurised & can be safely opened. This feature also prevents the harmful vapours from releasing into the environment after can processing / disposal. Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems feature an inbuilt cycle counter for eliminating the requirement for manually counting and guessing when to replace filters. This cycle counter keeps track of the number of cans disposed of which in turn makes it possible to easily identify the life of filter and schedule replacements.

These aerosol can recycling systems feature Safe2Vent filtersthat have a high composition of carbon media for thoroughly filtering the volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The high composition of carbon media also ensures that the filter remains usable for extended periods. These filters have cellulose media which is 96% biodegradable and aids in the natural decomposition of the filter when disposed of. This feature minimizes the extent of environmental pollution. Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system's tray design accommodates a range of aerosol cans up to 10.5 inches in length and 3 inches in diameter. This design makes it an ideal choice for various industrial applications.

Uses

Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems are used to depressurize & drain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from aerosol cans. These can recycling systems are used in various chemical processing, automotive and manufacturing facilities that process hazardous chemicals.

Working Mechanism

Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems are manually operated for depressurising the aerosol cans on site. These can recycling systems use single stroke mechanism for simultaneously sealing the chamber encasing the aerosol can while puncturing the can at the same time. This encased operation prevents any chances of leakages & hazardous blow back to the operator's face. These recycling systems feature an enclosed chamber and a puncturing tip for minimising the operation complexity and danger. These aerosol can recycling systems are connected to a grounding cable for preventing any chances of spark & fire risk.

Features

  • Safe2Vent Filter: These aerosol can recycling systems feature Safe2Vent filters that have a high composition of carbon media for thoroughly filtering the volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These filters have cellulose media which is 96% biodegradable and aids in the natural decomposition of the filter when disposed of. The high composition of carbon media also ensures that the filter remains usable for extended periods.
  • Viz-a-Ball Indicator Check Valve: These compact can disposal units feature Viz-a-Ball indicator check valves that keep the operator / user safe by indicating when the can is completely depressurised & can be safely opened. This feature also prevents harmful vapours from releasing into the environment after can processing / disposal.
  • Cycle Counter: Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems feature an inbuilt cycle counter for eliminating the requirement for manually counting and guessing when to replace filters. This cycle counter keeps track of the number of cans disposed of, which in turn makes it possible to easily identify the life of filter and schedule replacements.
  • Tray Design: Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system's tray design accommodates a range of aerosol cans up to 10.5 inches in length and 3 inches in diameter. This design makes it an ideal choice for various industrial applications.

Compatible Accessories

  • Safe2Vent Filters: Newstripe also offers various replacement filters for AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems. These filters have a high composition of carbon media for thoroughly filtering the volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These filter units are OSHA, EPA and RCRA compliant.

Standards and Approvals

Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system units conform to EPA & OSHA regulations. Under EPA guidelines, the used & processed aerosol cans are allowed to be disposed of as non hazardous waste.

Installation

  • Worker should place the used aerosol can in the AeroVent aerosol can recycling system's tray.
  • Push the handle & close the AeroVent aerosol can recycling system's lid. Closing the lid automatically seals the chamber encasing the aerosol can while preventing any chances of leakages. Closing the lid also punctures the can for depressurisation.
  • Wait for 30 seconds until the chamber is depressurised & is safe to open. Remove the can after opening the lid.

Frequently Asked Questions

What safety precautions users should take for using the Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system?

    User should not use the AeroVent can recycling system for draining spray adhesive products or expanding foam aerosol cans.
  • It is recommended that the correct plunger block be used for the diameter of the can to be drained.
  • Clamp should be kept in locked position until the can drains.
  • Wait for at least 30 seconds before opening the lid and unlocking the clamp.
  • When emptying full cans, the user should wait for at least 1 minute before opening the lid and disposing of the aerosol can.
  • It is recommended that the chamber, encasing the aerosol can, should be at least 30% empty to allow for safe draining & venting of fumes.

Are aerosol cans easily recycled?

As aerosol cans are generally constructed from steel, they are easily recycled. However, partially full aerosol containers should not be recycled because they pose a hazard to the environment as they are under pressure from the media they contain. Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system should be used before disposing of the aerosol can.

Are aerosol cans flammable?

Most aerosol cans contain hydrocarbon propellant, although hydrocarbons are less harmful than HCFCs & CFCs, they are highly inflammable. If sprayed near a fire, this hydrocarbon propellant becomes a fire hazard. That is why it is recommended that can recycling system like the Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling system should be used to safely depressurize the aerosol can before disposal.

Do Newstripe AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems require a power source?

No, these aerosol can recycling systems do not require any additional power source for operation. They are completely manually operated that enables operation in remote locations.

Do the brand offer aerosol can recycling system in other variants?

Yes, apart from the single can variant, Newstripe also offers various AeroVent aerosol can recycling systems in 2 & 3 can options. These can recycling systems can process multiple cans simultaneously.

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