Proper regeneration can extend ion exchange resin life for years at a fraction of the cost of replacement media. But getting it right requires specialized equipment, expertise, and strict quality control—especially when dealing with hazardous contaminants.

That's where we come in. ResinTech's regeneration specialists remove collected contaminants, restore exhausted resin to its proper ionic form, and return it to service—saving you money while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Depending on the environment in which they are used and the type and concentration of contaminants present, exhausted resins may be considered hazardous and be subject to specific handling during regeneration.

Resins used during wastewater treatment in electroplating operations are classified as Hazardous Waste (F006) by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) according to the Resource Conservational and Recovery Act (RCRA). By definition, this is called "categorically" hazardous resin and processing of this resin follow strict procedures associated with the handling of hazardous waste.

We operate separate regeneration lines to prevent cross-contamination. Every regenerated lot is quality tested to ensure you get maximum capacity and performance when returned to service.

Our Maryland facility handles everything—intake, testing, and regeneration. Clean, regenerated resins are returned to you ready for service. All byproducts from the regeneration process are 100% recycled.