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Closed Loop Recycling
We think outside the drum to revolutionize recycling of PPE, Gloves, vests, sleeves, wipers, absorbent mats, and more!
About Closed Loop Recycling
Founded in 1995, Closed Loop Recycling (CLR) prides itself on offering the largest line of reusable absorbents in the country. We have helped 600+ clients divert over 25 million pounds of solid waste and over 1.9 million gallons of non-hazardous fluids, which are extracted from the absorbents used on our clients’ plant floors. All of this is possible thanks to our proprietary process where absorbents are laundered for reuse, drums are steam cleaned for redistribution, and the absorbed fluids are recycled. This process does not generate wastewater as a by-product, use hazardous solvents, or create a manifest. Furthermore, we also launder gloves and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) with the same eco-friendly process. As such, we specialize in helping companies nationwide achieve green initiatives and critical waste reduction goals such as Zero Landfill and ISO 14001 certification. We as a company have 5 values: - Continuous improvement - Legendary service - Reinvent the waste management industry - Grow great relationships in all directions - Celebrate success These values motivate us towards our ambitious goals and empower us to give our clients the best service possible. If you think we can help your company, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@closedlooprecycling.us or 1-888-USED-OIL (888-873-3645).
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Operations & Supply
Closed Loop Recycling will be closed on Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.
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Presence & Recognition
Closed Loop Recycling is attending the National Safety Council Expo in Indianapolis from September 14 to 16, 2026, at Booth 500.
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Presence & Recognition
Closed Loop Recycling is exhibiting at the National Science Center (NSC) this year at booth #500 in Indianapolis.
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