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Ion Science Ltd.

Ion Science Ltd is an international manufacturer of gas and leak detection equipment. Our hand-held photoionisation detectors are used for the detection of VOCs, typically in contaminated land assessment/monitoring, site surveys and soil and water headspace analysis. Our latest edition to the market is TVOC a fixed PID for the continuous monitoring of VOCs. We also ...

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Balcan Engineering Ltd

In 1980 Balcan brought the first commercial lamp crusher to the world. In the mid 90`s they started the first UK on site lamp and bulb disposal service, which changed to lamp recyling in 2001.Now as one of the UK`s largest lamp recyclers, Balcan offer their one stop Queen`s Award winning lamp recycling plant, capable of recycling all types of lamps and bulbs. Built on ...

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Mercury Recycling Limited

Mercury Recycling opened the UK`s first Lamp Recycling Facility in 1996. What was then `State of the Art` equipment was imported from Europe and the first customers began sending in their tubes and discharge lamps for recycling. The majority of these new customers were aware of the toxic effects of mercury, found in fluorescent tubes and most discharge lamps, and wanted ...

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Balcan Lamp Recycling

In 1980 Balcan designed and manufactured the first commercial lamp crusher. To date they still sell their lamp crushers worldwide, to those who see the merit of crushing lamps prior to recycling. When we hit the new Millennium, Balcan saw the true need to have to recycle all types of lamps and bulbs and set about designing their own lamp & bulb recycling plant, which they ...

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Japan Fluorescent Lamp Recycling Co., LTD.

Japan Fluorescent Lamp Recycling Co., LTD. is in demand, although fluorescent lamps contain mercury,in Japan today used fluorescent light bulbs are simply disposed of in landfills because there are only a small number of recycling companies that can recycle fluorescent lamps. But the demand for fluorescent lamp recycling is expected to increase. Our company aims to make ...