Licensed
Monster Tech runs a class-3 factory at Lat Bua Luang, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, under a factory operating licence (Ror Ngor 4) from Thailand's Ministry of Industry.
Category 105
Sorting of non-hazardous used materials.
Category 106
Recycling industrial waste into raw materials or new products.
Category 60
Melting and casting of non-ferrous metal.
Under the 2019 Factory Act the licence has no expiry date. Waste moves under Department of Industrial Works (DIW) permits and manifests, and a copy of the licence is available for your own compliance records.
Compliant
Full-cycle recovery for non-ferrous metal waste
The service is for factories that generate dross and non-ferrous scrap. One arrangement covers the permit, the contract, transport from your site, processing at our plant and the documents that come back to you.
Collection and transport from your site
Sorting and smelting at our own licensed plant
DIW permits, manifests and reports for your records
Benefits
Why partner with Monster Tech
Compliance, recovery and a plant you can inspect, from one licensed partner.
Compliance you can show an auditor
Responsibility for industrial waste stays with the factory that generates it. We hold the factory licence, move each load under DIW permits and send the manifests back, so your file shows a licensed destination for every load.
Recoverable metal is counted
Dross and scrap still hold metal. We quote on the type, metal content and volume of your material. The value of the recoverable metal follows the market price.
A plant that is open to audit
Customers who send us waste audit the plant once or twice a year. Your team can see receiving, sorting and smelting for itself.
Direct
Your waste goes to our own plant
Collected dross and scrap go to the Monster Tech plant at Lat Bua Luang, where they are sorted and smelted and the recovered metal is returned to the materials cycle. You deal with the company that holds the licence and runs the furnaces, not with a broker passing the load on.
Monster Tech Co., Ltd., registered in 2011, a POSTEC Group company
Class-3 factory at Lat Bua Luang, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Sorting, recycling and non-ferrous melting under one licence
Direct from your site to the smelter
Process
From your site to recovered metal
Every load follows the same documented path, from the permit that lets it leave your factory to the reports that close the file.
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Waste permit
Nothing moves until the waste is covered by a Department of Industrial Works (DIW) permit.
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Service contract
A liability and service contract with your plant, as the waste generator, sets out the material, the terms and who is responsible at each stage.
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Collection and transport
We collect the material from your site and transport it to the plant at Lat Bua Luang with its manifest.
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Receiving and inspection
On arrival the load is checked against its paperwork and inspected before it is accepted.
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Sorting
Material is sorted by type before any of it goes to a furnace.
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Smelting and recovery
Dross and scrap are smelted in our own furnaces and the metal is recovered.
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Residue disposal
Residue that cannot be recovered is sent on for licensed disposal.
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Manifests and reports
Manifests and reports come back to you, so your records show where each load went.
Numbers that matter when you choose a recycling partner
Monster Tech holds the licence, runs the furnaces and handles the paperwork. These figures come from the company registration and the factory licence, and they are what your compliance team will ask for.
2011
Year Monster Tech was registered
3
Factory categories on the licence: 60, 105 and 106
2,500
Tonnes of metal scrap and dross a year the plant is licensed to receive
Impact
Waste becomes raw material again
Dross and scrap that are smelted are not landfilled. The metal we recover goes back into the materials cycle, and only the residue that cannot be recovered goes to licensed disposal.
Less landfill
Recoverable metal is taken out of your waste stream before anything is disposed of.
Circular economy
The manifests and reports we return give your sustainability reporting a documented recovery route.
Materials
What we accept
Dross and non-ferrous metal scrap, collected under licence.
Aluminium dross and skimmings
Dross skimmed from melting and holding furnaces. To recover more metal at your own furnace before the residue is collected, see the DX-MC dross extractor.
Non-ferrous scrap metal
Aluminium and other non-ferrous scrap. Tell us the metal and the form it comes in and we confirm it against our permit before quoting.
Production metal waste
Non-ferrous turnings, offcuts and rejected parts from machining and casting lines.
Not in scope: used oil, used coolant and other spent chemicals. Our licence covers metal scrap and dross only.
Connected
One group covers the full materials cycle
Monster Tech runs the recovery plant. POSTEC Corporation supplies the lubricants and coolants, the dross extractor and the furnace construction and repair that keep a foundry running. Together the group covers the line from process chemicals to recovered metal.
Lubricants and coolants from POSTEC Corporation
The DX-MC dross extractor recovers metal at your furnace before the residue is collected
Monster Tech collects the remaining dross and scrap under licence
FAQs
What compliance officers and plant managers ask us before the first collection.
What licence do you hold?
Monster Tech holds a factory operating licence (Ror Ngor 4) from Thailand's Ministry of Industry for a class-3 factory. It covers factory categories 105 (sorting of non-hazardous used materials), 106 (recycling industrial waste into raw materials or new products) and 60 (melting and casting of non-ferrous metal). Under the 2019 Factory Act the licence has no expiry date.
How are the terms set?
Terms depend on the material: its type, metal content and volume, and where it is collected. The value of the recoverable metal follows the market price. Tell us what your plant generates and we quote once we have assessed it.
How is collection scheduled?
Collection is arranged around your volume and location once the DIW permit and the service contract are in place. Contact us with your expected monthly volume to set a schedule.
What documentation do you provide?
Each load moves under a DIW permit with a manifest, and manifests and reports come back to you after processing. A copy of our factory licence is available for your supplier file.
Where is the waste processed?
At our own plant at Lat Bua Luang, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. Material is sorted and smelted there, and only the residue that cannot be recovered is sent on for licensed disposal.
Can we audit the plant?
Yes. Customers who send us waste audit the plant once or twice a year.
Request a waste collection quote. Tell us what your plant generates.
Send us the waste type, the approximate monthly volume and where your plant is. We check it against our permit and come back with terms.