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by:Environmental Specialties International, Inc. (ESI) based inBaton Rouge, LOUISIANA (USA)
Environmental Specialties International has formed a special partnership to distribute MolecuLoc, an environmentally responsible way to handle land-based petroleum spills. Using a 100% Earth-safe formula, MolecuLoc traps harzardous hydrocarbon molecules and discharges the hydrogen portion harmlessly into the atmosphere. Reusable and recyclable, this rapid response spill mitigation system is ...
Manufactured by:Moleculoc, LLC based inGroveton, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
MolecuLoc is proprietary formula of an alumina silicate member of the family of micro porous solids known as 'Molecular Sieves.' The term Molecular Sieve refers to a particular property of these materials, i.e., the ability to selectively sort molecules based primarily on a size exclusion process. This is due to a very regular pore structure of molecular dimensions. The maximum size of the ...
Manufactured by:Moleculoc, LLC based inGroveton, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Moleculoc has created a complete spill kit ideal for on-site mitigation due to a fuel spill, hydraulic leak, oil leak or other on-site need. All kits come with glasses, mask, gloves and ...
Manufactured by:Moleculoc, LLC based inGroveton, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Moleculoc's Fur and feather Duster is a much softer formulation of the original Moleculoc absorbent recipe. It is specifically designed to be less abrasive on the sensitive feather structures of shore and sea birds and the fur and skin of oil soaked marine animals. It appeals to the natural instincts of these creatures that habitually use dust and sand to clean and preen themselves, while it ...
Manufactured by:Moleculoc, LLC based inGroveton, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
MolecuLoc Floating Absorbent Booms are engineered and manufactured in the U.S. from domestic materials to answer the need for an inexpensive and environmentally responsible alternative to competitive products which typically contain inferior products such as corn husks, cotton fibers and cellulose (paper and wood fiber) materials that must be disposed of as hazardous solid waste. Although these ...