OFRU Recycling Your Expert in Solvent Recycling
Broad-based Level of Experience
OFRU Recycling manufactures a large selection of plants for recovery of organic/flammable solvents.We have become famous worldwide through creative solutions in environmental technology – as a specialist for the treatment of soiled solvents. In partnership-based cooperation with our customers, we today develop treatment solutions for various industrial sectors. With over 35 years of experience in different markets, and with dif- ferent applications and different solvent mixtures, we can competently fulfil specific demands.
For large recycling projects you can count on OFRU Recycling as a competent and strong partner. We work locally with competent distribution partners and have employees who daily speak English, Spanish, Russian and French. Our export share is about 70%.
The recovery plants manufactured by OFRU Recycling are based on the principle of vacuum distillation. Soiled solvents are evaporated, finally condensed, and thus separated from impurities. In comparision to other separation processes, distillation is considered to be the process with the best product result and highest recovery rate.
Individual Client Solutions
OFRU Recycling offers treatment systems for all capacity classes. They are designed according to individual specifications, to obtain the optimum customer solution. Our sales engineers not only coordinate, but also work responsibly on the customer’s solution. New Company Headquarter 2015
OFRU has invested in a new location in the northern industrial area of Alzenau, thus strengthening its position as a technology leader in the field of solvent recycling. Construction of these new premises was completed in the middle of 2015, and the company now presides over the capacity to employ some 45 people in high-quality jobs, at this one place.
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