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About This Location

Batliner Recycling, operating as Batliner Paper Stock Company and part of Pioneer Industries, runs a 180,000-square-foot commercial recycling plant at 320 N McCormick Ave in Oklahoma City. The facility processes source-separated paper, plastics, and metals, and operates an old-corrugated-cardboard (OCC) bale-collection route for area businesses. It is a business-to-business recycler with optical sorters, balers, and rail and truck docks, not a public household drop-off center.

What Batliner Recycling (Batliner Paper Stock Company) Accepts

✓ Recycled paper (various grades) (High-grade paper, bulk-grade paper, obsolete roll stock; source-separated)
✓ Old corrugated cardboard (OCC) (Collected via a bale route serving area businesses)
✓ Recycled plastics (Commercial)
✓ Recycled metals (Commercial)

Related recycling guides: Electronics · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper

What they do not accept

This is a commercial recycler that receives source-separated material from suppliers and runs a cardboard bale route for businesses. It is not set up as a public household drop-off; residents with household recyclables should use Oklahoma City's curbside or municipal drop-off options instead.

Access & restrictions

Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Appointment required · B2B operation; receives source-separated material from suppliers and serves area businesses. Contact Pioneer/Batliner to arrange service.

Programs & events

  • OCC bale collection route

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop off my household recycling at Batliner Recycling?

No. Batliner (Batliner Paper Stock Company, part of Pioneer Industries) is a commercial recycler that receives source-separated material from business suppliers and runs a cardboard bale route. It is not a public household drop-off.

What does Batliner Recycling accept?

The Oklahoma City plant processes recycled paper of various grades (high-grade, bulk-grade, and obsolete roll stock), old corrugated cardboard, plastics, and metals, handled on a commercial basis.

Does Oklahoma City have a recycling center for residents?

For household recycling, Oklahoma City residents should use the city's curbside program or municipal drop-off sites. Batliner is a commercial processor rather than a resident drop-off.

Does Batliner buy scrap metal from the public?

Pioneer's Oklahoma City page describes a commercial, source-separated supply operation rather than a walk-in scrap buyer. Public scrap-metal buying at this location is not confirmed; call 405-200-1205 to ask.

Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.

Contact & Location

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320 N McCormick Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73127
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City / State
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Friday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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