Air Cycle Corporation November 2012 eNewsletter

Introducing New EasyPak™ Containers
Air Cycle Corporation

Following the introduction of the new VaporShield® mail-back lamp recycling box, Air Cycle Corporation recently added several new containers to the LampRecycling.com EasyPak™ product line.

The new EasyPak™ offerings expand the options available to facility managers for recycling their spent fluorescent lamps and batteries, and include the CFL Recycling Box, Universal Lamp Box, Micro Battery Bucket, and PalletPak Lamp Recycling Kit.

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Need to recycle lots of lamps? Try the Bulb Eater®!

The Bulb Eater® is the most efficient way to recycle large quantities of fluorescent lamps, saving up to 20 hours of labor per 1,000 lamps and 80% in storage space versus intact lamps.

Mail-Back Recycling Webinar Available On-Demand
Air Cycle Corporation

The recent Air Cycle webinar, "The Next Advancement in Mail-Back Recycling" is now available to view on-demand and download.

The webinar covers the introduction of the VaporShield® box design, addition of new containers, and a new, easy-to-use Sustainable Program online interface within the EasyPak™ product line.

Watch or download the webinar »

Facts for FAQs

Q. Where are EasyPak™ containers sent for recycling?

A. All EasyPak™ containers processed at permitted recycling facilities located in the Unites States of America. Containers are sent to the facility closest to the location from where they are shipped. In addition to their contents, EasyPak™ boxes themselves are also recycled! View a map of EasyPak™ recycling facilities »

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