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Manufacturer/Distributor |
Confirmed ISO 11143 certification |
Disposal information |
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Daniel
Ménard Biodent
(Metasys affiliate) 218 Audet
Street St.
Basile-le-Grand, QC G3N 1G7 Tel.:
1-800-211-1200 Fax: (450)
441-0535 |
Yes |
Licensed
waste transporter arranged by Biodent. Amalgam
recycled in Austria. |
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Dr.
Richard Chilibeck Maximum
Separation Systems Inc. 100-1779
Sean Heights Saanichton,
BC M8M 1X6 Tel.: 1-800-799-7147 (250) 652-5279 Fax: (250)
652-9599 http://www.amalgamseparators.com/index.html |
Yes |
Dentist
must contact a recycling firm which specifically deals with amalgam waste. Maximum
provides addresses of facilities in the lower British Columbia area. Waste
hauler in Toronto: Safety Kleen Recycling
facility: Mercury Waste Solutions, Wisconsin |
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Robert
Donnelly DRNA
(Dental Recycling North America) P.O. Box
1069 Hackensack,
NJ 07601 USA Tel.:
1-800-360-1001 Fax: (201)
489-4470 |
MRU and
BullfroHg (amalgam separators) are ISO certified |
Associated
with Mercury Refining (MERECO) in Albany, NY. Waste
haulers in Toronto: Greenflow Environmental Services Inc. (Burlington) Recycling
facility: 1. DRNA
pre-processing, Albany, NY 2. Mercury
Waste Solutions, NY/WI |
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Tim Reber Rebec
(Reber Ecological Systems) 18921
Dellwood Drive Edmonds,
WA 98026 USA Tel.:
(425) 776-0723 Fax: (425)
672-1412 |
Yes |
Dealer
collects waste sludge and sends to Washington via UPS. |
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AB
Dental Trends, Inc. 211 Grover
Street Lynden, WA
98264 USA Tel.:
(360) 354-4722 Fax: (360)
354-7460 |
Yes |
Transported
by Purolator to a collection depot in Abbotsford. From there, amalgam is
trucked across the border to the United States and then sent to
the United Kingdom for recycling. |
Neither the
author nor the CDA expressly or otherwise recommend or support any of the above
mentioned suppliers of dental amalgam separators.
Mention is
made only to provide information for interested dental practitioners