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  • Separating Fine Iron from Powders

    Separating Fine Iron from Powders

    Effectively separating fine iron from dry powders is often challenging. Even the strongest magnetic separator may fail to successfully remove the magnetic particles. In order to find a successful solution, it is important to understand the way fine materials behave. Only then is it possible to determine the optimum method to cleanse a powder of problematic fine iron.What is a Powder?

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  • Using EHSQ Software to Protect Your Workplace from COVID-19

    Using EHSQ Software to Protect Your Workplace from COVID-19

    As COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, the importance of pandemic and contingency planning has received renewed focus. When determining the best approach to limit the impact of COVID-19 on your organization, there are many considerations to ...

Infection Control and Indoor Environmental Quality Challenges for Airlines and Airports

COVID-19 Forces Airports, Airlines and the Cruise Industry in Puerto Rico to Heighten Infection Control Initiatives

EPA Announces Third Temporary Modification to Pesticide Registration Notice 98-10 to Address Supply Chain Issues for Food-Contact Surface Sanitizer Products in Response to COVID-19

Carbolite cr Ovens for Controlled Environments

Equipment & Solutions
  • For Removing Oils and Sheen
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    For Removing Oils and Sheen

    A versatile product for removing oils and sheen- Fats, Oils, and Greases (FOG) in small areas. The Mini-SurferTM is 24″ wide and 15″ high. It has grommets at both sides under the removable 5″ flotation boom so multiple units may be interconnected. The recovered oils may be recycled and the Mini-SurferTM laundered and reused indefinitely. The Mini-SurferTM is available in a ...

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