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Jemtech (UK) Ltd
Bellbrook Industrial Estate
Uckfield
East Sussex
TN22 1QL
Bellbrook Industrial Estate
Uckfield
East Sussex
TN22 1QL
Tel: 0044 1825 767640
Fax: 0044 1825 767635
Fax: 0044 1825 767635
Water Hog Applications
WaterHog Applications
The WaterHog can be used in a wide range of applications but in essence, if you are disposing of fluids that are not toxic or flammable with a high water content the services of a WaterHog can be safely employed.
For example:-
• Water miscible cutting fluid – coolant
• Waste from floor scrubbers
• Crack detection fluid
• Wash bath fluid
• Fabric colour processing
The WaterHog system is simplicity itself, open the lid and fill the unit to the desired level, shut the lid and push the green button.
In the morning the unit will have turned itself off and the residue of the oil will be in the bottom of the tank, typically from an 800 litre loading of coolant there will be 50 litres remaining in the tank for disposal in the normal way. So 94% of the original content (the water) will have been turned into steam.
The residue should be removed using a sump sucker or drained via the drain tap and the process can be repeated.
It really is as simple as that.
For example:-
• Water miscible cutting fluid – coolant
• Waste from floor scrubbers
• Crack detection fluid
• Wash bath fluid
• Fabric colour processing
The WaterHog system is simplicity itself, open the lid and fill the unit to the desired level, shut the lid and push the green button.
In the morning the unit will have turned itself off and the residue of the oil will be in the bottom of the tank, typically from an 800 litre loading of coolant there will be 50 litres remaining in the tank for disposal in the normal way. So 94% of the original content (the water) will have been turned into steam.
The residue should be removed using a sump sucker or drained via the drain tap and the process can be repeated.
It really is as simple as that.
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