PCB Treatment
One-stop support from oil sampling and analysis to disposal
Low-concentration PCB (polychlorinated biphenyl) equipment, such as transformers and capacitors stored in old factories and buildings, must be disposed of properly in accordance with the law.
We handle everything through a single contact point, from oil sampling and analysis to collection, transport, and disposal.
Equipment removal is available only from rooftops, basements, and similar locations where electrical work is not required.
Transformer
High-voltage capacitor
Low-voltage capacitor
X-ray equipment
Point 01
Flexible support tailored to each situation
Plans for oil sampling and analysis only are also available.
If you first want to check whether PCB is present,
please contact our Operations Center.
We can also accept non-PCB equipment, switchboard scrap, and industrial waste together with PCB equipment.
Point 02
Wide-area coverage
In addition to the Kansai area, including Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo, Wakayama, Nara, and Shiga, we cover the entire Kanto and Kyushu regions.
If you are outside these areas, please contact our Operations Center.
The PCB disposal deadline is approaching!
The legal disposal deadline for low-concentration PCB is March 31, 2027.
Disposal facilities are expected to be crowded as the deadline approaches, so we recommend starting early.
The disposal period for high-concentration PCB has already ended. If you discover stored high-concentration PCB equipment, promptly contact the relevant local government.
Request Flow
Step 01
Hearing
It is okay if you do not know much about PCB.
We help resolve PCB-related concerns through an easy-to-understand hearing sheet and inquiries to our Operations Center.
Step 02
On-site Check
We handle a wide range of cases, including complex removal and small lots, and also propose cost reductions. Although this waste is hazardous and difficult to handle, we propose storage methods and proper treatment methods in accordance with Ministry of the Environment guidelines.
Step 03
Estimate
Issued quickly at an appropriate price.
Step 04
Contract
Complex contracts are made simple through digitization.
Using an electronic contract system, you can avoid mailing work and save stamp duty. It is available as long as you have an email address.
Step 05
Removal and Pickup
Reliable and safe on-site support.
Experienced staff trained in the PCB Special Measures Act handle pickup safely and securely. Please consult us if you need to specify a date and time.
Step 06
Billing
Completion is reported with an invoice and manifest.