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Tetronics Ltd is a global leader in the supply of Direct Current Plasma Arc systems for a wide range of applications including Waste Recovery, Hazardous Waste Treatment, Metal Recovery and Production Processes. Tetronics' capabilities encompass everything from initial testing of the process material, through design, supply and onsite installation and on-going support of full commercial plants.

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Tetronics Wins British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards for 2012

Tetronics Limited is proud to announce that they are the winners of The British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards for 2012, given to organisations in recognition of their proven commitment to workplace health and safety. ...

Tetronics Shortlisted for National Recycling Award

Tetronics have been Shortlisted for a National Recycling Award under the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Recycler of the Year category, in recognition for their plasma treatment of electrical wastes....

Harsco Metals Forms Strategic Alliance with Tetronics

The alliance will see Harsco Metals expanding its technical portfolio by offering the Tetronics DC plasma arc technology through an extended service offering....

Waste Planning Journal Features Tetronics WEEE Process

The article discusses how Tetronics’ patented DC Plasma technology has been successfully employed in a wide range of environmental applications including Precious Metal Recovery from Electrical Wastes...

Mitsubishi Corporation and Tetronics Form Collaboration to Tackle Hazardous Waste From the Aluminium Industry

The collaboration partnership will see Mitsubishi Corporation and Tetronics working together to treat the problematic Spent PotLiner (SPL) hazardous waste generated from manufacturing of aluminium. ...

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Technology Strategy Board
Hazardous waste cleans up its act. Technology developed by a UK company is eliminating the country’s fastest growing hazardous waste and recycling it into products like bricks and tiles for the construction industry