Nanotech Chemicals Corporation

06/02/2026

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♻️ RECYCLED SOLVENTS FOR PRINTING ,PACKAGING & PAINT CENTER.

Same Performance. Lower Cost. Greener Choice.

Looking to reduce costs without compromising quality?
Switch to recycled ethyl acetate (EA) and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)—trusted by printing and packaging companies for reliable performance and sustainable operations.

Why Choose Recycled Solvents?

✔ Comparable performance to virgin solvents
✔ Ideal for inks, coatings, adhesives & cleaning
✔ Lower solvent and waste disposal costs
✔ Supports ESG and sustainability goals
✔ No equipment or process changes needed
✔ Backed by SDS, COA & consistent quality testing

Perfect for:
• Flexographic & gravure printing
• Non-food packaging lamination
• Coatings and press cleaning
• Lacquer thinner formulations
• Paint and varnish formulations

💡 Smart savings. Sustainable solution. Proven results.

👉 Save costs. Go green. Switch to recycled solvents today.

Contact us at 89205985 or 09178326803.

Nano-tech Chemicals Corporation is a recovery and recycling facility for used solvents, Halogenated and Non-halogenated Organic Solvents (G703-G704) and Solvent based Inks (F602).

06/02/2026

Frequently Asked Questions:

Recycled Solvents for Printing & Packaging (Philippines)

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1. What are recycled solvents?

Recycled solvents are recovered and re-distilled solvents such as ethyl acetate (EA) and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) that meet industry purity standards and are reused in printing and packaging applications.

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2. Are recycled solvents allowed in the Philippines?

Yes. Recycled solvents are allowed as long as they comply with Philippine regulations and are supported by proper documentation such as SDS and COA, in line with DENR–EMB requirements.

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3. Are recycled EA and MEK safe to use?

Yes. When properly purified and tested, recycled EA and MEK are safe, stable, and widely used in the local printing and packaging industry.

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4. How do recycled solvents compare to virgin solvents?

They provide comparable performance in solvency, drying, and application—while offering lower cost and better sustainability benefits.

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5. Where are recycled solvents commonly used?

In the Philippines, recycled solvents are commonly used for:
• Flexographic and gravure inks
• Adhesives and lamination (non-food packaging)
• Coatings
• Press and equipment cleaning

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6. Can recycled solvents be used for food packaging?

For food-contact packaging, requirements are stricter.
• Most companies still prefer virgin solvents
• Recycled solvents may be used only if they meet food-contact compliance and customer approval (FDA Philippines / brand-owner standards)

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7. What are the main benefits for Philippine customers?
• Cost savings amid volatile solvent prices
• Lower waste disposal costs
• Compliance with DENR environmental initiatives
• Strong support for ESG and sustainability programs

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8. Will recycled solvents affect print or lamination quality?

No—when quality specs are met. Problems only occur when recycled solvents are poorly processed or inconsistent.

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9. What quality documents are provided?

Each supply includes:
• Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
• Certificate of Analysis (COA)
• Batch consistency and traceability

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10. How do customers usually start switching?

Most Philippine customers begin with:
• Cleaning applications
• Ink thinning
• Non-food lamination and coatings

This allows easy testing with minimal risk.

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11. Why should companies in the Philippines switch to recycled solvents now?

Because they can reduce costs, meet environmental compliance, and maintain performance—without changing equipment or processes.

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06/02/2026

Recycled Solvents for Printing & Packaging

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1. What are recycled solvents?

Recycled solvents are recovered, re-distilled solvents such as ethyl acetate (EA) and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) that meet industry quality standards and can be reused in printing and packaging applications.

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2. Are recycled solvents safe to use in printing and packaging?

Yes. When properly purified, recycled solvents are safe, reliable, and widely used in inks, adhesives, coatings, and cleaning applications.

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3. How do recycled solvents compare to virgin solvents?

Recycled solvents offer comparable performance to virgin solvents in terms of solvency, drying time, and application results—at a lower cost.

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4. Where are recycled EA and MEK commonly used?

They are commonly used in:
• Flexographic and gravure inks
• Adhesives and lamination
• Coatings
• Press and equipment cleaning

They are ideal for non–food packaging applications.

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5. Can recycled solvents be used for food packaging?

For food-contact packaging, requirements are stricter. Many customers prefer virgin solvents, while others accept recycled solvents that meet food-contact compliance and documentation standards.

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6. What are the main benefits for customers?

Customers benefit from:
• Cost savings compared to virgin solvents
• Reduced environmental impact
• Support for sustainability and ESG goals
• Contribution to a circular economy

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7. Will using recycled solvents affect product quality?

No—as long as quality specifications are met. Issues only arise when recycled solvents are poorly processed or inconsistent.

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8. What quality assurance is provided?

Each batch is supported by:
• Certificate of Analysis (COA)
• Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
• Consistent testing to ensure purity and performance

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9. Why should customers switch to recycled solvents?

Switching allows customers to reduce costs, meet sustainability targets, and maintain performance—without changing existing processes.

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10. How can customers start using recycled solvents?

Most customers start with:
• Cleaning solvents
• Ink thinning
• Non–food lamination and coating applications

This allows easy evaluation before wider adoption.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Use of Recycled Solvents in Printing and Packaging

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1. Can printing and packaging companies use recycled solvents?

Yes. Printing and packaging companies can use recycled (recovered) solvents such as ethyl acetate (EA) and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), provided the solvents meet required purity and quality specifications.

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2. What applications are suitable for recycled ethyl acetate and MEK?

Recycled EA and MEK are commonly used in:
• Flexographic and gravure printing inks
• Adhesives and laminating applications
• Coatings
• Cleaning solvents for presses and equipment

They are especially suitable for non–food packaging applications.

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3. Are recycled solvents comparable to virgin solvents in performance?

Yes. When properly distilled and quality-controlled, recycled solvents can perform almost identically to virgin-grade solvents in terms of solvency, drying time, and application performance.

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4. What quality standards must recycled solvents meet?

Recycled solvents should meet strict specifications, including:
• High purity (typically ≥99.5%)
• Low moisture content
• Controlled acidity
• Absence of ink residues, resins, or heavy contaminants

Consistent quality depends on a reliable solvent recovery and distillation process.

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5. Can recycled solvents be used in food packaging?

This depends on regulatory and customer requirements.
• For non–food-contact packaging, recycled solvents are widely accepted.
• For food-contact packaging, stricter regulations apply, and many manufacturers require virgin solvents or recycled solvents that meet food-contact compliance standards with full traceability.

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6. Are recycled solvents compliant with regulations?

Yes, as long as they comply with applicable regulations and are supported by proper documentation such as:
• Certificate of Analysis (COA)
• Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
• Batch traceability records

Customer or brand-owner specifications may impose additional requirements.

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7. What are the benefits of using recycled solvents?

Using recycled solvents can provide:
• Lower raw material costs
• Reduced hazardous waste disposal
• Improved sustainability and ESG performance
• Support for circular economy initiatives

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8. What issues can arise from poor-quality recycled solvents?

If quality is inconsistent, issues may include:
• Ink shade variation
• Slower or uneven drying
• Odor concerns
• Adhesive or lamination bond failures

These issues are typically related to inadequate solvent recovery processes rather than the use of recycled solvents itself.

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9. What is the key factor for successfully using recycled solvents?

The most critical factor is supplier reliability, including consistent quality, proper testing, and complete regulatory documentation.

19/03/2025

Greetings from Nanotech Chemicals Corporation, the pioneer in industrial solvent recycling!

For over 20 years, packaging companies and paint centers have been maximizing their profits by switching to our high-quality recycled solvents—a cost-effective alternative to pure stated solvents. Our recycled solvents, primarily composed of ethyl acetate and ketone, offer 20% to 30% savings without compromising performance.

We are currently offering our recycled solvents at just P50.00 per liter (P10,000 per drum), excluding drum cost. To help you experience the quality firsthand, we’d be happy to send you a free sample.

Let’s discuss how we can help your business save costs while maintaining product efficiency. Feel free to contact us at 8 920-5985 to request a sample or place an order.

Looking forward to serving your business needs!


Jane Prieto
Business Development Officer
Nanotech Chemicals Corporation
8 920-5985