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Paint and coating factories use large volumes of solvents like xylene and acetone. A solvent recycler reduces these costs, minimizes hazardous waste, and helps comply with environmental laws—making it an essential tool for sustainable production.

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■ Why Should Paint and Coating Manufacturers Use a Solvent Recycler?

1. Reduce Solvent Costs
Paint production uses expensive solvents daily. Disposing of contaminated solvent adds recurring costs. A solvent recycler restores used solvents to reusable quality—cutting both purchase and waste disposal costs.

2. Minimize Waste and Pollution
Solvent waste contributes to air, soil, and water pollution. A recycling system significantly lowers the volume of hazardous chemicals released, helping factories align with Thai environmental regulations.

3. Improve Production Efficiency
Recycling solvents reduces cleaning time for tools and spray equipment. This minimizes production downtime and prevents cross-contamination during color or formula changes.

4. Maintain Product Quality
Properly regenerated solvents can be reused without degrading product performance, ensuring consistent paint and coating quality.

5. Comply with Environmental and Safety Regulations
Solvent recyclers support compliance with VOC limits and ISO 14001—reducing chemical emissions and simplifying hazardous waste management.

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■ Recommended Solution: Morikawa Solvent Recycler
Morikawa’s solvent recycling system efficiently regenerates solvents used in the painting and coating industry, including xylene, thinner, and acetone. Available in batch and continuous types, it supports factory operations of various scales while enhancing both environmental and cost performance.

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