Preventing global warming and not destroying the ozone layer! We are conducting proper collection, destruction, and recycling.
Currently, the refrigerants used in commercial freezers and household air conditioners (CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs) are one of the causes of ozone layer depletion and global warming, becoming a global issue. Our company, based on laws regarding the recovery and destruction of refrigerants, has obtained a refrigerant destruction contractor license and refrigerant recovery registration, and we carry out proper recovery, destruction, and regeneration with the motto "Preventing global warming and not destroying the ozone layer." We also handle refrigerant recovery work from air conditioning and refrigeration units. Estimates may vary depending on the site conditions and the number of recovery devices, so please contact us for more details. Additionally, regarding cleaning refrigerants, we receive guidance from the Osaka Prefectural Environment, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Department's Industrial Waste Guidance Division. For the two types of cleaning refrigerants, "HCFC141B" and "HCFC225," we can perform regeneration processing using our industrial waste intermediate treatment license and refrigeration equipment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our company recognizes global environmental issues as one of the important common challenges facing the world and is committed to energy conservation and resource saving, with a particular focus on the regeneration and destruction of fluorocarbons as the core of our business. With a forward-looking awareness of these issues, we will contribute to the improvement of regional environmental conservation while pursuing a comfortable and enriched way of life.
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