Frascold has reiterated its commitment to sustainability by focusing on responsible practices during the End-of-Life (EOL) phase of compressors. The company aims to minimize environmental impact and enhance resource recovery through structured processes and services.
As part of its approach, Frascold encourages customers and partners to prioritize maintenance and repair over replacement. This extends component life, reduces waste, and lowers operational costs. To support this model, the company relies on a global network of Authorized Service Centers, staffed by specialists receiving ongoing training.
Frascold also provides a Spare Parts Software platform to simplify the identification and procurement of components. This tool improves maintenance operations and reduces downtime, contributing to longer equipment life cycles and less environmental strain.
When repair is no longer viable, Frascold ensures proper disposal and material recovery in line with environmental standards. Cast iron is sandblasted and remelted, steel is sent directly for remelting, and metals from electric motors—such as copper and aluminum—are recovered manually or as mixed metal. Brass and stainless steel are recycled into new components, while gaskets are disposed of as mixed waste at authorized facilities.
By managing compressor end-of-life responsibly, Frascold supports a more circular and efficient economy.