Fielding Chemical Technologies

Fielding Chemical Technologies, Inc.

3575 Mavis Rd, Mississauga, ON L5C 1T7 • (905) 281-4642

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Fielding Chemical Technologies is located at 3575 Mavis Rd, Mississauga, ON L5C 1T7.

Fielding is an industry leader in the recycling of hazardous waste. Our innovative techniques and state-of-the-art equipment allow us to achieve results that meet or exceed virgin specifications.


Fielding has been perfecting the art of solvent recycling since 1955. We employ a unique combination of separation technologies and expertise to recycle the maximum volume possible from the waste chemicals we receive. At Fielding, we can clean, dry, separate and custom blend thousands of different waste solvent and glycol combinations. Every waste stream is unique and requires a unique solution to maximize yields and save our customers money.
Some of the technologies we have mastered include
Distillation
Fractionation
Molecular sieve separation
Membrane separation
Our unique combination of recycling technologies not only allow us to formulate customized solutions for waste, but allow us to create unique products that meet our customers exact specifications.

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