Recover material value and reduce waste-disposal costs.
Wet machining chips carry useful cutting fluid out of the process. Contaminated coolant is sometimes discarded before its remaining useful life is exhausted. Industrial wastewater can also create significant hauling, surcharge and treatment costs. Start with the material stream and what it costs today.
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Chip & fluid recovery
Recover cutting fluid from machining chips, reduce bulky scrap handling and improve control of metal recovery with chip wringing and briquetting solutions.
Coolant recycling
Extend coolant life and reduce fluid purchases and disposal. Remove tramp oil and fine solids, monitor fluid condition and reuse serviceable machining coolant.
Wastewater treatment
Reduce wastewater hauling, treatment and discharge costs with source-stream management, pretreatment, solids separation and process-specific equipment.
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Recover fluid and value from metal chips
Chip Wringing, Briquetting and Coolant Recovery addresses the fluids and metal scrap leaving CNC operations.
Keep machining coolant in use longer
Closed-Loop Coolant Recycling addresses contamination and fluid replacement separately from the chip-handling process.
Reduce wastewater and pretreatment costs
Industrial Wastewater Treatment addresses contaminant loads and actual discharge, treatment or hauling obligations.
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