Reduce Image Processing Costs: Minimize Waste And Recover Silver
West, Keith; Pferdehirt, Wayne; Jacobson, Debra
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Title
Reduce Image Processing Costs: Minimize Waste And Recover Silver
Author(s)
West, Keith
Pferdehirt, Wayne
Jacobson, Debra
Issue Date
2003
Keyword(s)
Printing industry -- Environmental aspects
Silver -- Recycling
Abstract
This fact sheet describes how printers can take actions that will help them to recover silver while generating less waste during image processing. These wastes typically include film, developer, fixer, and wash water, all of which require proper management and disposal. Film, fixer and to
some extent wash water, can contain silver, which is a regulated metal. These can also contain hydroquinone, though hydroquinone is not regulated under RCRA as a hazardous waste. This fact sheet describes how to manage these wastes in an environmentally sound manner, and
emphasizes the importance of recovering silver from both a business and environmental perspective.
Publisher
Champaign, IL : Printers' National Environmental Assistance Center
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