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We recycle all types of flat glass
We recycle all types of flat glass including:

Windscreens.
Double glazed glass with spacer bar.
Tinted glass.
Mirror glass.
Wired glass.

We recycle all types of glass.
We recycle all types of packaging glass including:

Coloured glass
Sorted Clear glass.
Green and Amber Bottle Glass.

End of Life Vehicles
The E.L.V Directive
The ELV Directive requires Member States to implement the necessary arrangements to allow end-of-life vehicles to be dismantled, treated and recovered in an environmentally sound manner.

We recycle all types of non-ferrous metals
We recycle a wide range of non-metals including:

Copper, Brass, Bronze, Copper cable
Stainless Steel
Aluminium, Aluminium cable, Aluminium Cans
Lead
Tin
Zinc
Non ferrous swarf & turnings
Metallic Packaging
Mixed metals for sorting

We recycle a all types of ferrous metals
We recycle a wide range of metals including:

Steel
Iron
Cast Iron
Ferrous swarf & turnings
Metallic Packaging
Mixed metals for sorting
Depolluted ELV from Authorised treatment facilities

For Offer, Sale of Construction Sand, High Quality with all major lab tests available for review,

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Sodium Nitrate is a high-purity inorganic salt with the chemical formula NaNO. It appears as a white to colorless crystalline solid, odorless, and highly soluble in water. Naturally occurring deposits are primarily found in Chile and Peru (hence its common name Chile Saltpeter), but it is also widely manufactured synthetically for industrial and agricultural use.
Sodium Nitrate is valued for its role as a strong oxidizing agent and a readily available source of nitrate nitrogen. Its unique combination of chemical reactivity and solubility makes it suitable across multiple industries, from agriculture and food processing to explosives, glass, chemicals, and energy applications.
In agriculture, Sodium Nitrate serves as a nitrogenous fertilizer, providing plants with quick-release nitrate nitrogen that is immediately available for uptake, promoting healthy growth and higher yields. It is especially effective for horticulture and specialty crops, and in alkaline soil conditions where sodium can improve soil balance.
In the food industry, Sodium Nitrate is widely used as a curing agent and preservative (E251) for meats, preventing microbial growth, extending shelf life, and helping retain the natural color and flavor of cured products like ham, bacon, and sausages.
Industrially, Sodium Nitrate is utilized as an oxidizer in explosives and pyrotechnics, a fluxing agent in glass and ceramics, a component in heat transfer salts for solar thermal power plants, and in wastewater treatment, metal finishing, and chemical synthesis.
Its versatility across agriculture, food, and industry makes Sodium Nitrate a critical product with global demand.

Uses of Sodium Nitrate
1. Agriculture & Fertilizers
Used as a nitrogenous fertilizer, providing plants with fast-acting nitrate nitrogen.
Beneficial for horticulture, vegetables, and specialty crops.
Ideal for alkaline soils, where sodium helps balance soil chemistry.

2. Food Industry
Functions as a food preservative and curing agent (E251).
Extends shelf life of processed meats (ham, bacon, sausages) by preventing microbial growth.
Helps maintain meat color and flavor during curing.

3. Industrial Applications
Oxidizing agent in the production of glass, ceramics, and enamels.
Used in explosives and pyrotechnics (blasting powders, propellants).
Component in heat transfer salts for solar power plants and industrial heating.
Applied in metal treatment, wastewater treatment, and chemical synthesis.

4. Pharmaceuticals & Laboratory
Used in certain medicinal formulations.
Employed as a laboratory reagent in chemical analysis and experiments.