IBC Recycling For Businesses
We recycle Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) for businesses nationwide.
Get in touch to book your collection; whether empty, full, or part-full containers.
We recycle Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) for businesses nationwide.
Get in touch to book your collection; whether empty, full, or part-full containers.
As specialists in hazardous waste, we benefit from an ADR qualified logistics team. Your waste will be safely disposed of and recycled where possible, with digital hazardous waste consignment notes available.
We are committed to driving sustainability through increased recycling and material recovery. Where recycling isn't possible, we prioritise responsible reprocessing methods and waste-to-energy solutions.
We provide a dedicated point of contact and a dependable service. We can collect multiple waste types in a single collection, helping to deliver both cost and environmental savings.
Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) are used across various industries to store different materials, including hazardous and non hazardous waste. We offer a collection and recycling service for both IBC containers and materials that may be stored within, such as paint and solvents.
With the help of our team, you can have your IBC waste removed safely and efficiently from your premises. This collection can be organised on an ad-hoc or regular basis, depending on your requirements. We operate nationwide for businesses generating large volumes of waste.
To provide a compliant and quality service, we require clear information regarding the previous contents of all your IBC containers, this includes empty IBCs.
Contact our team regarding the quantity of IBCs you need help disposing of. Please include information on whether they are full, empty or part full, and what was or is stored within them.
Once the quote is accepted, our professional waste carriers will collect your waste on an agreed date. A digital hazardous waste consignment note is provided where applicable.
Once the waste arrives at the treatment facility, the materials will be dealt with safely and securely. Our team ensures hazardous waste is disposed of in line with environmental regulations.
Both IBCs and reconditioned IBCs can be used to commercially store various materials, including:
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We can offer a waste removal service for both your containers and the waste stored inside. Whilst disposing of these materials, we are also able to recycle the containers. These are often made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene) that can be recycled into a range of products, including plastic lumber, garden furniture, bins, fencing and more.
Recycling IBCs and hazardous materials significantly reduces the environmental impact associated with waste disposal. Traditional disposal methods for hazardous materials can lead to soil contamination, water pollution, and air quality degradation. Moreover, recycling IBCs minimises the demand for new raw materials, leading to reduced energy consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Proper recycling of IBCs and hazardous materials ensures compliance with environmental regulations and standards. Recycling services specialising in hazardous materials are equipped to handle, treat, and repurpose these substances safely, mitigating risks.
If you are looking to for an IBC disposal service, get in touch with our team today. We specialise in collecting bulk loads of waste materials from businesses across the UK. With the help of our team, you can not only dispose of hazardous waste safely, but also sustainably. As hazardous waste poses a threat to human health and the environment, you must partner with a professional waste company to ensure you are following environmental guidelines.
Please get in touch with our team by booking a commercial waste collection using the form or email us at recycle@collectandrecycle.com. We collect and recycle various types of IBCs and drums. This ensures that plastic products are recycled whilst chemicals are disposed of safely.
IBC stands for Intermediate Bulk Container, a large, reusable storage container used for liquids and bulk materials. They are widely used across industries to safely transport chemicals, oils, and other hazardous or non-hazardous liquids.
In the UK, businesses must ensure end-of-life IBCs are collected and disposed of or recycled by licensed waste carriers to remain compliant with environmental regulations.
Yes, we also offer IBC pump out services designed to streamline the transfer of liquids from your storage systems. Whether you prefer a self-service solution or require on-site assistance, we provide two flexible options to meet your operational needs:
For businesses that prefer to manage liquid transfers in-house, we supply high-quality pump kits and equipment that ensure accuracy and efficiency. We deliver empty intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) to your location, allowing you to pump out the liquid at your convenience. Once full, we collect the containers for responsible recycling or disposal.
If you require professional assistance, our expert team can visit your site to handle the liquid transfer process. Using high quality pumps and advanced measuring systems, we safely extract the liquid and transport it for appropriate processing. This hassle-free service ensures minimal downtime and compliance with environmental regulations, making it an ideal solution for businesses looking for a seamless waste management process.
Standard IBC tanks typically hold around 1,000 litres of liquid, though smaller and larger variants exist depending on industrial requirements. Proper handling is essential due to their size and weight.
IBC tanks are used to store and transport chemicals, fuels, oils, and other bulk liquids in industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors. They allow for efficient handling of large volumes while reducing the risk of spills.
At the end of their service life, IBCs must be treated as hazardous or non-hazardous waste depending on their contents and managed through licensed disposal channels.
IBCs are designed to maximise space in storage and transport. Their uniform shape and size allow businesses to optimise warehouse space and reduce transportation costs. IBCs are also engineered to handle a wide range of materials, including liquids and solids, making them versatile for various industries.