We have set ourselves the goal to promote the circular economy. You can also support us. Always ensure that packaging materials are separated and sorted into the correct waste section.
In the following we explain:
Separate waste collection. Check your local municipal guidelines.
Our blister cards consist of a cardboard back and a plastic cover. Both materials should be disposed of separately in the specific plastic and paper garbage section.
Our corrugated cardboard boxes can be disposed of directly in the specific paper garbage section.
Our plastic bags can be easily disposed of via the specific plastic garbage section without separation.
Special disposal in accordance with local legal regulations is required.In Germany, our chemical cartridges can be disposed of in the plastic garbage section after residual emptying. Here, care should be taken to separate the cap and cartridge before disposal.
Our plastic boxes (e.g. FIXtainer, Master Box and Red Box) can be disposed of via the plastic garbage section. Box and inlay (if existing) should be separated before disposal.
The lids and containers of our round boxes are made of two different types of plastic. These should be disposed of separately in the specific plastic garbage section. The paper leaflet should be separately disposed of in the paper garbage section.
Our buckets can be disposed of directly through the plastic garbage section. If the bucket has a steel handle, it should be disposed of in accordance with the local regulations.
After residual emptying, our tubes can be disposed of via the plastic garbage section. Before disposal, the lid and tube should be separated from each other.
Our single labels are completely made of plastic and can be disposed of in the specific plastic garbage section.
Our bit boxes are completely made of plastic and can be disposed of directly through the plastic section.
Our Aerosol cans should be disposed of as hazardous waste in
accordance with local and national regulations. Disposal together with
normal waste is not permitted.
In Germany, free take-back by PDR Recycling GmbH & Co KG is possible.
Our FCS cans should be disposed of as hazardous waste in accordance with local and national regulations. Disposal together with normal waste is not permitted.
