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Have oily waste collected

Oily waste is hazardous waste that must be collected and processed separately. IAM collects solid and liquid oily waste from businesses throughout the Netherlands — transported ADR-authorised and with watertight documentation.

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Solid & liquid oily wasteADR-authorised transportWatertight chain documentation

What is oily waste?

Oily waste covers all residual streams contaminated with mineral or synthetic oil — from cleaning cloths, absorbent granules and oil filters to oily sludge and oil-water mixtures. Because of the oil content it is usually classified as hazardous waste under a EURAL code and may not go in commercial or residual waste. IAM assesses the stream, collects it and has it processed responsibly.

Which oily waste do we collect?

Cleaning cloths & absorbents

Cloths, granules and mats contaminated with oil.

Solid oily waste

Solid waste mixed with oil or grease.

Oily sludge

Settled oily sludge from tanks and pits.

Oil-water mixtures

Mixtures of oil and water from separators.

Empty oil containers

Empty, oil-bearing drums and packaging.

Contaminated filters

Oil and fuel filters with residual oil.

Why choose IAM?

Fast collection throughout the Netherlands

Collection often within a few working days

Guidance from request to collection

ADR-authorised transport

Certified processing partners

Legally correct waste documentation

One point of contact for the entire process

Multiple waste streams combined in one collection

How does it work?

1

Assessment & classification

We assess the composition and determine the correct EURAL code and processing route.

2

Planning & collection

We plan a fixed or one-off collection, coordinated on site.

3

ADR transport & processing

The stream is transported ADR-authorised and processed at certified facilities.

4

Documentation & completion

You receive the full chain and processing documentation, audit-proof.

Regulations & certification

Compliant from collection to processing

The right permits, EURAL classification and watertight paperwork — IAM arranges it end to end.

EURAL codes we handle

The most common codes for this stream. Unsure about the right code? We help you classify it.

13 02* Waste engine & lubricating oil13 05* Oil-water separator contents15 02 02* Absorbents & cleaning cloths16 07 08* Oily waste

Frequently asked questions

Is oily waste hazardous waste?

Yes, because of the oil content oily waste is usually classified as hazardous waste under a EURAL code and must be collected and processed separately.

Does IAM supply packaging for oily waste?

Yes, we supply suitable, approved packaging and drums so the waste is stored and transported safely.

Do I receive documentation on disposal?

Yes, with every collection you receive the correct accompanying waste note, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof.

Can oily waste be combined with other streams?

Yes, we can combine multiple waste streams in one collection, for example with waste oil and oil filters.

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Want to have oily waste collected? Request a quote or get in touch — we will coordinate the collection and processing with you.

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