NexGen Enviro - Model ECOPLUS400 -High Volume Distillation Unit for Solvent Recovery System

Industrial companies that rely on solvents for cleaning, processing, and other operations have to take special measures to handle these chemicals. They will frequently have to dedicate part of their facility, budget, and labor to handling hazardous waste disposal once the solvents have been contaminated. They also must dedicate part of their facility and budget to maintaining a steady supply of virgin solvent.

The cost of maintaining all this adds up quickly, but such expenses can be significantly reduced. In-house solvent recovery systems provide a safe and efficient way to recycle and recover solvent, making it readily available for reuse. Through a distillation process, contaminated acetone, alcohol, and other liquid chemicals can be isolated from paint, sediment, grease, dirt, etc. and cycled back into production for reuse.

Commercial Benefits

• Save over 90% annually on virgin solvent acquisition.
• Reduce the costs of buying, transporting, and storing solvents.
• Improve throughput, sustainability, and profit margins.
• Help to reduce waste disposal costs and liability of hazardous material transportation.
• Quick return on investment.
• Reduce operational and labor costs.
• Long-lasting equipment durability.

Operational Benefits

• Easy maintenance with a self-cleaning scraper system.
• Easy to operate with minimal operator intervention.
• Facilitates automated solvent transport to and from production areas.
• High purity solvent recovery.

Technical Benefits

• High performance with our new heating, condensing, and vacuum technology.
• Can handle multiple solvent streams.
• Low maintenance and operational cost.
• Can operate in either batch or continuous mode.

Solvent distillation systems make it possible to reduce the amount of new solvent needed by as much 90 percent. This provides considerable cost-savings at the front end of your manufacturing and service operations. Your cleaning processes can carry on in a streamlined, continuous manner without the need to regularly introduce new, virgin solvent.

The real economy of solvent recycling systems is gained through a major reduction in waste material. Once the solvent is separated to be reused, the amount of waste remaining at the end of the cycle is minimal.

The solutions provide a safer means of handling, allows for fewer facility resources devoted to management, and reduced time and expenses needed for disposal or offsite recycling.