Red Fox Resources

Our mission is to create long-term relationships with companies by establishing trust and offering consistent pricing and excellent service. Our track record with leading companies speaks for itself.

The use of diesel emission control parts (DPFs, DOCs, TWCs) is the result of complex intersection between regulations and technology - Red Fox Resources understands this intersection better than any other recycling company and utilizes our experience to provide solutions, earn trust and foster long-term relationships.

We offer two collection processes that work well for most customers, but our goal is to make sure working with Red Fox is exceptionally easy. Let us know what works best for your company; Red Fox is very flexible and will work with your organization to ensure a consistent process that works for you.

Many people don't realize that DPFs and DOCs can be recycled and that it makes good business sense to do so. Below is a summary of why recycling makes sense and how it can benefit your company. Most DPFs and DOCs are coated or "catalyzed" with Platinum Group Metals (PGM) in order for the chemistry in the exhaust stream to mix correctly and ensure that engines meet CARB and EPA emission reduction requirements.

DPF Core Pricing - The recycling value from your spent Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) or Three-Way Catalyst (TWC) is based on the presence of Platinum Group Metals (PGM). Engine manufacturers coat the substrates of DPFs, DOCs and TWCs with PGM to provide a chemical reaction in the exhaust stream that enables engines to meet emission standards.

As a leading DPF and DOC recycling company, we've seen it all and get asked a lot of questions. This detailed guide to DPF recycling gives you a good grasp of 15 key areas to help you improve your recycling program or get started on the right track.

Please note, in addition to DPFs and DOCs, we also recycle SCR (Selective Catalyst Reduction) parts found on some diesel engines and TWCs (three-way catalysts) found on some diesel and natural gas engines.Old DPFs and other catalyzed emission control parts are definitely NOT garbage.