Tazzetti Fluids processes the following categories of hazardous waste at its collection and treatment facility at Casale Monferrato (AL):

• CFC based refrigerant fluids (R12, R114, R115, R 11, R113, R500, R502, R503, etc.), HCFC based fluids (R22, R141b, R401A, etc.) and HFC based fluids (R134a, R404A, R 407A, R407C, R 407B, etc.)
• Anhydrous (R717) and liquid ammonia
• Glycols and alternative secondary refrigerants
• Inhibited solutions of lithium bromide for absorption type air conditioning systems

Tazzetti Fluids receives waste from:

• Initial producers operating small, medium and large air conditioning/refrigeration systems
• Manufacturers of air conditioning/refrigeration systems
• Maintenance providers and installers of air conditioning and refrigeration systems
• Specialised global service providers
• Collection centres included in the National Programme Agreement drawn up with the Ministry for the Environment and the Ministry of the Production
• Companies specialised in the management of industrial and hazardous waste
• Companies specialised in the reclamation of disused or abandoned sites
• Companies specialised in demolitions of industrial installations.

Tazzetti can directly or indirectly handle any quantity of the waste listed above, from very small volumes of refrigerant fluid waste held in 12 litre pressure bottles right up to Iso-tank containers, used to store and recover fluid extracted from all types of industrial refrigeration system.

Tazzetti Fluids also accepts refrigerants waste stocked in containers belonging to clients themselves, providing they comply with current legislation regarding:

• The storage and road transportation of hazardous materials (ADR directive)
• The construction of pressure containers (PED and T-PED)

All waste handling activities are carried out in complete compliance with the prescriptions of current national and EU legislation regarding:

• The handling of hazardous waste
• The production, commercialisation and use of refrigerant fluids
• The production, commercialisation and use of substances that are harmful to stratospheric ozone
• The production, commercialisation and use of toxic gases
• Health and safety in the workplace