Hite Plastics Inc. offers poly pipe recycling for industrial businesses serving Midland, TX. We've recycled plastics for more than 40 years and know how to handle used polyethylene pipe the right way. As a poly pipe recycling company, we take both clean and dirty material, including large loads that many recyclers turn away.
Most poly pipe is made from HDPE or MDPE. Whether we can recycle a load depends on its resin type, condition, past use, and how much contamination it carries. We check every load before we process it so we can choose the right method. Pipe from industrial operations and utility projects is common for us.
Used pipe rarely shows up clean. Our polyethylene pipe recycling services include washing and drying, so dirt and residue are not a problem. We can also grind the material and prepare it for reuse based on what the load needs.
If you would rather keep ownership of your plastic, we offer toll processing. You keep the material, and we do the work on our equipment.
Hauling recyclable plastic to a landfill costs money and throws away material that still has value. A poly pipe recycling company offers a better option. We buy and sell recyclable plastics and can take full truckloads. Before we recommend a plan, we assess the type and volume of material, along with its contamination level and your schedule.
Some material is obsolete or sensitive and must be destroyed before it can be recycled. We offer secure plastic destruction for those loads, with proper handling and documentation.
Contact Hite Plastics Inc. today to talk about poly pipe recycling serving Midland, TX. Tell us what you have, and we will tell you how we can help.
No. We accept both clean and dirty pipe and have the equipment to wash and dry the material ourselves. You don't need to clean it before contacting us.
Yes. We buy full truckloads. Just let us know roughly how much you have.
You keep ownership of your plastic, and we process it for you, such as grinding or washing it. This allows you to prepare your material for reuse without using your own processing equipment.
Tell us the type of plastic and how much you have. It also helps to know its condition and how it was used.