A PROFILE OF THE DRUM RECONDITIONING INDUSTRYIn the modern age industrial advancements , the revitalisation and reconditioning of steel drums would result in a quantum leap of savings and resource management. Many such as the petroleum and chemical industries have a need for such service and the extent of which would allow meaningful resource and cost effective synergise to be realised. The reuse of drums in the long run would go far to keep production costs down bearing in mind the amortization factor. The result ? Reduced costs and increased profits.THE SCOPE OF RECONDITIONING There are several classes of drum conditional classified as Class 1 & Class 2 drum conditions. Simply. A Class 1 drum is one that is almost in pristine condition .Normally used to contain lubricating oils , chemicals or edible products , there drums are also free from rust and the former contents can be easily cleansed by mean if a degreasing solution. After reconditioning, Class 1 drums may be prepared and painted to meet clients' needs and may be used in the chemical , petroleum and edible product oil industries. Class 2 drums , having normally been used in the varnish & paint industries can be reconditioned and used to contain palm acid oil , bitumen or low grade industrial oil products. Given the costs of new drums , or the shortage of drums in certain countries, the market for extensive drum reconditioning already exists. Besides reconditioning the usual classes of drums, the Jurong Barrels & Drums Ind Pte Ltd machinery division provide you with viable means of salvaging and reconditioning drums which would normally have been scrapped thereby reducing your costs and increasing profits.