Founded in 1997 to reclaim automotive oils and metalworking fluids, Trucent develops fluid-separation technologies, chemistry, and services that help manufacturers and processors recover valuable materials and reduce waste. From its industrial roots, the company has expanded into biofuels and food and beverage, with particular experience extracting distillers corn oil and purifying fluids for demanding production processes. Trucent supports customers with U.S.-engineered systems, laboratory and pilot work, and service teams across North America.
Aqueous Recovery ResourcesFor more than 20 years, Aqueous Recovery Resources has built Suparator systems that mechanically separate oil from water and other fluids of different densities. The technology began as a response to oil spills on the Danube before finding a natural fit in thin-film industrial applications, where the company has developed strong relationships with major automotive manufacturers. Based in Bedford Hills, New York, the company provides lifetime support for its systems.BEDFORD HILLS, NY
Inland Vacuum Industries, IncFounded in Churchville, New York, in 1972, Inland Vacuum Industries manufactures and distributes vacuum pump fluids for high-vacuum systems. Its specialty is vacuum-distilled fluid technology, backed by in-house reclamation and custom distillation services that can recover used fluids—including competitors’ products—and test them against original specifications. Inland’s products are marketed worldwide and are compliant with REACH and RoHS requirements.CHURCHVILLE, NY
CoopermaticsCoopermatics is an industrial equipment company known for helping manufacturers manage fluids and machining waste. It designs filtration systems and oil-recovery equipment for production operations, with support that includes maintenance, training, and rental or lease options.NORTHAMPTON, PA
MOPACMOPAC is a Souderton, Pennsylvania company that collects and recycles used cooking oil and renders animal by-products into resources for other industries. Its roots trace to a family-operated meatpacking business founded in Souderton in 1877, and it says it has operated a regional rendering facility as part of its long history of repurposing waste. Now under the JBS umbrella, MOPAC serves food-service businesses across the Mid-Atlantic and reports recycling more than 50 million gallons of water annually.SOUDERTON, PA