Oil Recoveries (Stand D110) will be back at UK Metals Expo 2026, bringing decades of specialist waste management experience to businesses across the metals industry.
Supporting companies throughout the metals supply chain, Oil Recoveries provides tailored waste management solutions for metal processing, metalworking, fabrication, CNC machining, engineering and manufacturing.
From waste oils, fuels, lubricants, coolants and metalworking fluids to sludges, effluent and other liquid waste streams, our team helps customers manage waste safely, responsibly and efficiently - while identifying opportunities to recover more value from materials that might otherwise be treated simply as waste. We can also collect and manage solid waste generated throughout the manufacturing process, providing customers with a complete waste management solution.
Effective waste management starts with understanding your operation. We take a consultative approach, reviewing waste types, volumes, containers, collection frequencies and existing processes to develop a solution around the individual requirements of each site.
The aim is simple: make waste management easier, improve efficiency and maximise recovery wherever possible.
Alongside our waste collection services, we also provide industrial site cleans, interceptor cleaning and tank cleaning, helping clients safely remove and manage accumulated oils, fuels, sludges and other waste from their sites.
Where materials can be recovered, re-refined or recycled, we work to keep valuable resources in use and return them to the circular economy. This helps businesses minimise waste, make better use of resources and support their wider environmental and sustainability objectives.
With their own specialist vehicles, experienced personnel and extensive knowledge of industrial waste streams, Oil Recoveries can support everything from routine collections and cleaning services to more complex waste management requirements.
Turning waste into value
For manufacturers, waste doesn't have to be simply something to dispose of. Managed effectively, it can provide opportunities to recover resources, improve processes and reduce unnecessary costs.