It is estimated that there is enough waste powder paint sent to the landfill each year in the United States to bury New York City in seven feet of powder. That is just below the average annual snowfall of the whole state of Michigan. The real question is WHY NOT? It is our generation's responsibility to protect our environment for future generations to come.
Through various recycling methods, Surplus Coatings offers the powder coating industry a way to make Every Pound Matter. Are you doing your part? If not, then why not? Surplus Coatings welcomes the powder coating industry to GO GREEN and make Every Pound Counts!
Through various recycling methods, Surplus Coatings offers the powder coating industry a way to make Every Pound Matter. Are you doing your part? If not, then why not? Surplus Coatings welcomes the powder coating industry to GO GREEN and make Every Pound Counts!
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Surplus Coatings is doing all that we can to reduce the powder coat waste footprint. We are on the frontlines of recycling, helping manufacturing facilities become landfill-free, but we need to do more. From the large manufacturing facility to the hobby shop down the road, our goal is to show that "Every Pound Matters"!
Recently Dwayne Behrens and Brian Spicer had an in-depth conversation with Rachel from the Grand Rapids Business Journal about. Here at Surplus Coatings our motto is "Every Pound Matters" and that is a motto we take to heart. Our staff has been working hard with. It is estimated that there is enough waste powder paint sent to the landfill each year in the United States to bury New York City in four.
Surplus Coatings is owned and operated under the corporate umbrella of Coatings By PCD, Inc. Coatings By PCD, Inc. strives to serve the powder coating industry with three different business styles in one industry. Surplus Coatings - Founded in 1994 as a recycler of off specification and manufacturers overruns of powder coating.
Surplus Coatings recycles all forms of powder coatings; spray to waste, reclaimed, excess, off-spec, expired, or unwanted powder coatings. Analyzing and isolating the raw materials is the first step that makes it possible to recycle powder coating that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Analysis of the powder coatings determines its recycling journey.
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Mit Powder
Apr 20, 2016
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