1. Direct economic benefits
Significantly reduce solvent procurement costs
The recycled solvent can be reused, reducing the need for new solvent procurement and saving significant raw material costs in the long run (typically with a recycling rate of 90%-95%).
Reduce hazardous waste disposal costs
Waste solvents are classified as hazardous waste, with high disposal costs (e.g., fees for third-party disposal are typically elevated). Recycling reduces the volume of waste liquid, directly lowering both disposal and logistics expenses.
Reduce environmental tax burden
Many regions impose environmental taxes on hazardous waste emissions, and reducing waste solvent discharge can lower related taxes and fees.
2. Environmental Compliance and Social Responsibility
Reduce VOC emissions
The solvent recovery machine recovers volatile organic compounds (VOCs) through technologies such as condensation and adsorption, effectively reducing waste gas emissions during production and complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulations.
· Reduce environmental risks
Reduce the transportation and disposal of waste solvents, minimize the risk of leaks or secondary pollution, and enhance corporate environmental safety standards.
Support circular economy
Resource recycling aligns with the concept of sustainable development, enhances a company's green image, and facilitates compliance with environmental audits or green certifications.
3. Production Optimization and Quality Control
Ensure stable solvent supply
An in-house recycling system can mitigate the impact of external supply chain fluctuations and ensure production continuity.
· Controllable solvent purity
Modern recycling machines can purify solvents through techniques such as distillation, achieving the required production-grade purity to prevent impurities from affecting product quality.
Improve the working environment
Reduce solvent evaporation in the workshop, minimize odors and safety hazards, and improve employee health and safety conditions.
4. Quick Break-even
For enterprises with high solvent usage, the investment in recovery equipment can typically be recouped within 1 to 3 years through cost savings.
· Significant long-term returns
The equipment lifespan can exceed 10 years, with long-term cumulative benefits far surpassing the initial investment.
In the coatings and inks industry, solvent recovery machines are not only essential for environmental compliance but also key equipment for cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and competitiveness enhancement.
