Waste oil
Engine and hydraulic oil from machinery, often with compensation.
Agricultural businesses produce waste you cannot put with ordinary commercial waste: waste oil and filters from machinery, residues and packaging of crop-protection products, batteries and fluorescent tubes. Empty, rinsed product packaging has its own collection route; leftover products are small hazardous waste. IAM collects these streams nationwide — including rural areas.
Leftover products and unrinsed packaging are KGA and must leave in UN-approved packaging via an approved route.
Waste oil from tractors and machinery is hazardous waste subject to registration — and with good quality possibly worth compensation.
Leaking drums and rinse water on the yard cause soil and water contamination. Sound storage and timely removal prevent it.
Agricultural clients prefer to plan removal around the season — and that is how we work. In a single run we take oil, filters, KGA and other streams, with the right packaging delivered to the yard in advance. Per stream you receive a consignment note for your records, certain that leftover products and oily waste never end up in soil or ditch.
On the farm many residual streams arise: used engine and hydraulic oil, oil filters, fuel residues, empty and full crop-protection products, batteries and other small hazardous waste. IAM collects these streams on site — including in rural areas — and ensures responsible, certified processing with full documentation.
Engine and hydraulic oil from machinery, often with compensation.
Used oil and fuel filters.
Rejected diesel and fuel mixtures.
Residues and empty packaging of crop protection.
Batteries and other small hazardous waste.
General commercial waste from the farm.
Among others waste oil, oil filters, fuel residues, crop-protection residues, batteries and commercial waste — bundled in one arrangement.
Yes, we have nationwide coverage and also collect at rural locations.
For valuable streams such as waste oil, compensation is often possible, depending on volume and quality.
Yes, you receive watertight chain documentation for every stream removed.
Do not dilute or discharge them: leftovers are small hazardous waste. We supply suitable packaging and remove them with a consignment note.
Yes. We operate nationwide, including farms outside built-up areas. We align frequency with your season and volumes.
Certainly. Many farms choose collection moments after peak seasons, combining oil, KGA and other streams in a single run.
That depends on the streams, volumes and accessibility of the yard. By combining several streams in one run we keep costs down — you receive one clear quote in advance.
Curious what IAM can do for your farm? Request a quote or get in touch.