Cylinder Recycling Program

from KBi/Kold-Ban International
Created: June 22, 2007

KBi/Kold-Ban International has developed an environmentally friendly solution to dispose of "used" starting fluid cylinders, the KBi Cylinder Recycling Program. The program will alleviate concerns regarding the proper disposal of a Starting Fluid Cylinder, which is considered to be hazardous material and can be hazardous to the environment. Participation is easy. Call KBi at 800-527-8278 to get started.

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