Walk into any auto repair shop in Damascus, Homs, or Aleppo, and you'll likely find a stack of old lead-acid batteries tucked in the corner—silent reminders of the energy that powers our cars, trucks, and generators. But what happens to these batteries once they're no longer useful? For too long, many ended up in landfills or informal dumps, leaking toxic lead into soil and water, putting communities at risk. Today, though, a new wave of recycling is taking root in Syria, driven by local suppliers and manufacturers who understand that responsible battery disposal isn't just good for the planet—it's good for business, too. At the heart of this movement? Paste reduction smelting furnaces. These machines turn battery paste, a toxic mix of lead compounds, into reusable lead, closing the loop on a critical resource. In this article, we're shining a light on the top 10 suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, and traders in Syria who are making this possible. Whether you're a small recycling startup or a large industrial facility, these are the names you'll want to know.
| Company Name | Type | Key Products | Specialization |
|---|---|---|---|
| Syrian Recycling Tech Industries | Manufacturer | Rotary paste reduction furnaces, lead refinery machines | Turnkey lead-acid battery recycling plants |
| Damascus Eco-Equipment Trading | Wholesaler/Trader | Air pollution control systems, hydraulic briquetters | Imported & local recycling equipment |
| Aleppo Green Energy Solutions | Supplier/Manufacturer | Medium frequency electric furnaces, wet process equipment | Lead & lithium battery recycling |
| Homs Industrial Recycling Systems | Manufacturer | Lead acid battery breaking and separation systems, filter presses | Custom-designed recycling lines |
| Latakia Sustainable Tech Traders | Trader | Plastic pneumatic conveying systems, compact granulators | Ancillary equipment for battery recycling |
| Tartus Battery Recycling Equipment Co. | Supplier | Lead refinery furnace equipment, circuit board recycling plants | Small to medium-scale recycling solutions |
| Hama Environmental Engineering | Manufacturer | Air pollution control systems, water treatment machines | Eco-friendly recycling tech |
| Deir ez-Zor Metal Recovery Supplies | Wholesaler | Hydraulic press machines, cable recycling equipment | Scrap metal processing & recycling |
| Raqqa Green Machinery Trading | Trader | Li-ion battery breaking systems, nano ceramic balls | Advanced recycling tech imports |
| Idlib Industrial Solutions | Supplier/Manufacturer | Single-shaft shredders, motor stator cutters | Pre-shredding & material preparation |
1. Syrian Recycling Tech Industries (SRTI)
If you ask around the recycling community in Syria, SRTI is often the first name that comes up—and for good reason. Based in Homs, this manufacturer has been building paste reduction smelting furnaces for over a decade, and their rotary furnace for paste reduction (a key part of lead-acid battery recycling plants) is a local favorite. What sets them apart? They don't just sell machines; they build relationships. Many clients talk about how SRTI's team stays on-site during installation, training workers to operate the furnaces safely and efficiently. "We had zero experience with recycling equipment when we started," says a manager at a Damascus-based recycling plant. "SRTI walked us through every step, even helping us source lead refinery machine equipment to pair with the furnace. Now, we're processing 500 batteries a week, and the lead we recover is sold to local battery manufacturers. It's a win-win." SRTI also prides itself on using locally sourced steel and parts, supporting Syrian industry and keeping costs down for clients.
2. Damascus Eco-Equipment Trading
For businesses that need a one-stop shop, Damascus Eco-Equipment Trading is a go-to. As a wholesaler and trader, they work with both local manufacturers (like SRTI) and international suppliers to bring in a wide range of recycling gear—including paste reduction furnaces. But their real specialty? Air pollution control system equipment. "When you're smelting lead, emissions are a big concern," explains the company's founder. "We don't just sell you a furnace; we make sure you have the filters, scrubbers, and fans to keep your workers safe and comply with environmental laws." Clients also love their hydraulic briquetter equipment, which compresses lead scrap into dense blocks for easier transport. Based in the heart of Damascus, they offer quick delivery to most parts of the country, and their team of technicians is available for repairs and maintenance—critical in a region where downtime can cost businesses dearly.
3. Aleppo Green Energy Solutions
Aleppo has long been a hub for manufacturing, and Green Energy Solutions is carrying that legacy forward with a focus on innovation. This supplier-manufacturer hybrid is known for its medium frequency electric furnaces, which are more energy-efficient than traditional models—important in a country where power costs can fluctuate. "Our paste reduction furnaces use 20% less electricity than older designs," says an engineer at the company. "That adds up to big savings for our clients over time." They also dabble in lithium battery recycling equipment, recognizing that as Syria shifts to electric vehicles (slowly but surely), the demand for Li-ion recycling will grow. What really impresses, though, is their commitment to training. They host monthly workshops for local recyclers, teaching best practices in lead and lithium processing. "We don't just want to sell equipment," the engineer adds. "We want to build a skilled workforce that can take Syria's recycling industry to the next level."
4. Homs Industrial Recycling Systems
Homs Industrial Recycling Systems is all about customization. If your recycling plant has unique needs—say, a tight space or a specific processing capacity—this manufacturer will design a paste reduction furnace (and lead acid battery breaking and separation system) to fit. One client in Latakia, for example, needed a system that could handle both car batteries and industrial batteries. Homs Industrial delivered a hybrid setup with adjustable settings, allowing the plant to switch between battery types in minutes. They also excel at wet process equipment, which uses water to separate lead paste from plastic casings—a method that's gentler on the environment than some dry processes. "We visit each client's site before drawing up plans," says the company's sales director. "Every recycling operation is different, and the equipment should reflect that." Their filter press equipment is another standout, ensuring that wastewater from the recycling process is clean before it's released.
5. Latakia Sustainable Tech Traders
Not every recycling plant needs a full paste reduction furnace right away. For smaller operations or those just starting out, Latakia Sustainable Tech Traders offers the ancillary equipment that makes recycling possible. Their plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment, for example, moves plastic casings from battery breaking machines to storage bins, reducing manual labor and mess. They also stock compact granulator with dry separator equipment, which grinds plastic into small pellets for resale to manufacturers. "A lot of new recyclers focus only on the lead, but the plastic from batteries is valuable too," says the trader's owner. "Our systems help them capture that value, boosting their bottom line." Based in the coastal city of Latakia, they have easy access to ports, making it simple to import specialized parts when needed. And if you do decide to scale up later? They'll help you source a paste reduction furnace from one of their manufacturing partners.
6. Tartus Battery Recycling Equipment Co.
Tartus might be known for its beaches, but this supplier is making waves in the recycling world with its focus on small to medium-scale operations. Their lead refinery furnace equipment is designed to be compact, making it ideal for businesses with limited space—like a family-run recycling shop in a rural town. "We started because we saw a gap," says the company's founder. "Big manufacturers were building huge furnaces for industrial plants, but smaller guys couldn't afford them. Now, we have clients in every province, from Qamishli to Daraa, processing 100-200 batteries a day." They also offer circuit board recycling plant equipment, recognizing that e-waste is another growing challenge. What clients appreciate most, though, is the affordability. "Tartus Co. gave us a furnace that fit our budget, and they even offered a payment plan," says a recycler from Hama. "Now, we're turning a profit and keeping lead out of our community's water."
7. Hama Environmental Engineering
For Hama Environmental Engineering, "green" isn't just a marketing buzzword—it's a mission. This manufacturer specializes in air pollution control system equipment, ensuring that paste reduction furnaces (and other recycling machines) don't release harmful emissions into the air. "We test every system in our lab before shipping," explains an environmental engineer on staff. "Our scrubbers remove 99% of lead particles and sulfur dioxide, so workers can breathe easy, and neighborhoods stay clean." They also build water process equipment, treating wastewater from wet recycling processes to remove heavy metals. One of their most popular products? A compact air pollution control system designed specifically for small paste reduction furnaces—perfect for startups that want to do right by the environment without breaking the bank. "We believe every recycler, no matter how small, should have access to clean technology," the engineer adds. "Pollution doesn't discriminate by company size, and neither should solutions."
8. Deir ez-Zor Metal Recovery Supplies
Deir ez-Zor, a city with a rich industrial history, is home to Metal Recovery Supplies, a wholesaler that specializes in scrap metal processing equipment. While they don't manufacture paste reduction furnaces themselves, they partner with top local manufacturers to offer a curated selection of furnaces, along with hydraulic press machines and cable recycling equipment. "Our strength is in selection," says the company's manager. "We compare models from different manufacturers, test them, and only stock the ones that meet our quality standards." Clients often come to them for advice on which furnace size or type is best for their needs. "A client in Raqqa wanted to process 1,000 batteries a month," the manager recalls. "We recommended a mid-sized furnace with a hydraulic briquetter to compress lead scrap—now, they're processing 1,200 batteries and saving on transport costs because the briquettes are denser." They also offer fast delivery to eastern Syria, an area where logistics can be challenging.
9. Raqqa Green Machinery Trading
Raqqa Green Machinery Trading is looking to the future—specifically, the future of lithium-ion battery recycling. While they do trade in paste reduction furnaces for lead-acid batteries, their real passion is li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment. "Lithium batteries are in everything now—phones, laptops, even some electric bikes," says the trader. "In five years, we'll have mountains of them to recycle, and Syria needs to be ready." They import advanced systems from Turkey and Iran, modifying them to work with local power grids and conditions. They also stock nano ceramic ball equipment, which is used in ball mills to grind lithium ore—another nod to the growing demand for lithium processing. For now, though, lead-acid is still their bread and butter, and they offer competitive prices on furnaces, especially for bulk orders. "We're a small team, but we work hard to keep up with new technology," the trader adds. "The recycling industry waits for no one, and neither do we."
10. Idlib Industrial Solutions
Every recycling plant needs to start with pre-processing—shredding batteries, cutting motor stators, and preparing materials for the furnace. That's where Idlib Industrial Solutions comes in. This supplier-manufacturer focuses on the "before" part of recycling, with single-shaft shredders, motor stator cutters, and pre-choppers that make paste reduction more efficient. "If you feed a furnace messy, unprocessed material, it won't work well," explains the company's lead designer. "Our shredders break down battery casings into uniform pieces, so the paste is easier to extract, and the furnace runs smoother." They also build custom cutter equipment for different battery sizes, from small motorcycle batteries to large industrial ones. Many clients pair their shredders with paste reduction furnaces from other suppliers, but Idlib Industrial is happy to recommend compatible models. "We see ourselves as part of a team," the designer says. "Recycling is a chain, and every link matters—including the first one."
Choosing the right paste reduction smelting furnace supplier is about more than just price. It's about finding a partner who understands your needs, supports you after the sale, and shares your commitment to sustainability. Whether you're in Damascus or Deir ez-Zor, the companies on this list are proof that Syria's recycling industry is growing stronger every day—one furnace, one battery, one community at a time. As you explore your options, remember: the best equipment isn't just the most advanced or the cheapest. It's the one that helps you turn waste into opportunity, protects your workers, and leaves the planet better than you found it. Here's to a greener, more sustainable Syria—powered by recycling.
