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Solvents

Located at Tressin in the center of the French Battery Valley, our company support industries by recycling Solvents.

We collect your waste solvent. We process it in our tools and send it back to your factory with validated specifications.

Most of Battery industries use NMP.

We have developed a specific process and tools to meet the requirements of the battery industries.

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Product NameProduct DescriptionCurrent Volume2025 Volume2030 VolumePicture
NMPSolvent10 000 MT20 000 MTWill be developed vs demand

Site location

25 route nationale 59152 Tressin France

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