Formed in 2015 through the combination of an Ohio reclaiming company founded in 1959 and Poly-Met Inc., founded in 1971, PolyMet Recovery restores rubber-bonded and polymer-coated metal components to a reusable, pre-bonded condition. The Akron company uses water jetting, sandblasting, pyrolytic ovens, and proprietary methods to reclaim parts ranging from small vibration-mount bushings to two-and-a-half-ton marine bearing valves. It is an approved bonded-metal reclaimer for Fortune 100 industrial manufacturers and offers expedited service when production schedules demand it.
Authorized Reclaimer of Bonded Metals
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Recycling Coordinators IncorporatedRecycling Coordinators Incorporated has provided industrial metal-bearing by-product recycling throughout the United States since 1992, operating from Akron, Ohio. The company evaluates and processes qualified materials in its enclosed facility, recovering metals for reuse and managing recycling from material qualification through final processing.AKRON, OH
Rubber City Machinery CorporationFrom its 100,000-square-foot Akron headquarters, Rubber City Machinery Corporation rebuilds polymer-processing machinery, bringing mills and presses back to original specifications. Since moving into the facility in March 1985, RCM has kept rebuilding, redesigning, testing and fabrication under one roof, supported by 40 overhead cranes. The company also supplies replacement parts and provides certified equipment appraisals, with President George B. Sobieraj holding Certified Senior Appraiser status under USPAP.AKRON, OH
ELG Utica AlloysWith more than 50 years of experience, ELG Utica Alloys is known for managing complex metal recovery programs for industrial customers around the world. Its teams work across 15 facilities in 10 countries, supporting aerospace, power generation, and oil and gas clients with tailored recycling arrangements. Since 2021, ELG Utica Alloys has been part of Aperam’s Recycling Division.HERKIMER, NY
Auris Noble LLCAuris Noble is an Akron-based, vertically integrated recovery and refining company that turns aerospace scrap, spent anodes, and other difficult feed materials into high-purity precious and strategic metals. Founded in 2011, the company is especially known for its science-driven iridium work and has more than a decade of experience managing aerospace revert, including recycling over 3 million pounds of superalloys. Two on-site laboratories let Auris Noble test small samples before scaling a process, and its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.AKRON, OH