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Waste streams

Have business waste streams collected & processed

From liquid residual streams to hazardous waste: we find the most sustainable and economically attractive route for every waste stream — with the correct documentation and a national & international processing network.

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All waste streams we handle

We collect, transport and process commercial waste streams across three categories — oil-bearing, wastewater and hazardous. Each stream links to a dedicated page with details, EURAL codes and how to have it collected.

Category

Oil-bearing waste streams

Waste oil

Engine and lubricating oil, often with compensation.

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Oil filters

Used oil and fuel filters.

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Oily waste

Cloths, sludge and solid oily waste.

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Oil water

Oil-water mixtures from separators.

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Coolant

Used coolant and antifreeze.

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Brake fluid

Used DOT brake fluid.

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Wastewater streams

Industrial wastewater

Contaminated water from production processes.

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Process water

Water from production and treatment processes.

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Rinse water

Rinse, cleaning and degreasing water.

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Tank-cleaning water

Cleaning water from tanks, IBCs and containers.

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Fire-extinguishing water

Contaminated fire-water after a fire or incident.

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Sludge / sediment

Settled sludge and sediment from tanks and pits.

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Hazardous waste streams

Hazardous waste (KGA)

Small hazardous waste, safely collected.

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Solvents

Thinners, diluents and solvents.

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Fuel residues

Rejected petrol, diesel and mixtures.

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Chemically contaminated waste

Chemically contaminated residual streams.

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Industrial residual streams

Mixed residual streams from production and industry.

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Frequently asked questions about waste streams

How do I know which waste stream my waste falls under?

Unsure about the classification? Provide the type, origin and composition via the quote form. We determine the right waste stream and EURAL code and advise on the disposal route.

What is an EURAL code?

The EURAL code (European Waste Catalogue) is a six-digit code that classifies every waste stream. An asterisk (*) means the stream is hazardous waste. The code determines the disposal and processing rules.

Is my waste stream hazardous waste?

Many business waste streams — such as waste oil, KGA, oil filters and brake fluid — are hazardous waste and may only be disposed of by a VIHB-registered collector. We assess this per stream.

Can IAM collect several waste streams at once?

Yes. We are happy to combine several streams in a single collection, with the right separated packaging and documentation per stream.

Does IAM collect throughout the Netherlands?

Yes. From IJmuiden we collect waste streams from businesses throughout the Netherlands, and for liquid streams we provide international transport.

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Services

The full waste-management service: collection, transport, documentation and processing.

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Sectors

Sector-specific waste management for automotive, ports, healthcare, construction, food and industry.

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Projects

Completed projects: from local collection to international tank-container transport.

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