Inland Products processes with a state-of-the-art 3 phase centrifuge for maximum oil recovery. Most material is received by truck, however Inland can accommodate any shipping method. Inland Products, Inc. has provided crude oil, tank bottoms, pit sludge and contaminated soil reclamation and recycling services since 1988. Our clients include every major oil and pipeline company as well as most of the Independent Oil producers in East Texas. Our unique process and capabilities allow us to recycle not only the crude oil but the solids contained in tank bottoms. The crude oil is sold

into the pipeline and the solids are used to manufacture a road topping product.* The only waste generated from this process is the recovered salt water which is taken to a Class II salt water disposal well. Our recycling method eliminates the normal "cradle to grave" liability that companies assume when they choose to landfill or inject the tank bottoms into a waste disposal well. It also saves valuable airspace in our nations landfills and eliminates the possibility of ground water contamination from your waste. In addition to eliminating liability, and participating in a recycling program, the third and often times most popular reason why so many chose Inland Products, Inc. is that we can possibly create a new revenue stream for the customer, to offset some of the cost of tank cleaning. We can receive material in vacuum trucks, tank trucks, roll off boxes and drums. Incoming materials are tested to determine the BS&W (Basic Sediment & Water content) and the recoverable crude available. The material is purchased or a processing fee is charged, dependent on the recovery value, per the following pricing scale. (See Pricing Scale) Inland Products is routinely audited for environmental compliance by the major oil companies and we currently serve all of them. We offer the best solution for the maintenance manager with budget concerns or the environmental manager with disposal concerns. For additional information or assistance please call (903) 983-3361. * A special permit from the Texas Railroad Commission was issued for this process.