Aerosol can recycling systems connect to the holes in the top of a standard 55-gallon drum to safely depressurize and drain the contents from aerosol cans. They include the can piercing and draining assembly and a separate filter installed on the vent hole to capture airborne volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and propellants as they empty from the can.

Filter cartridges for aerosol can recycling systems replace old or damaged filters. They can be used for a set number of days at a specific use rate before they must be replaced. This ensures optimal system performance and helps prevent the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the air.

Replacement parts for aerosol can recycling systems replace damaged or worn parts to keep systems operational. They include filters, sleeves, gaskets, and other commonly replaced items.

Aerosol can recycling mailers provide secure packaging with spill-absorbing materials to dispose of unwanted aerosol cans that are used or new. These mailers are sent to recycling facilities, eliminating the costly equipment and training required for on-site recycling, suitable for low-volume or occasional disposal.