We are Envirofluid,
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At Envirofluid we have a vision for a better world – a world where toxic and hazardous chemicals are no longer commonplace. That’s why for the past 15 years we have relentlessly sought out the best science can offer, to find responsible, high performance replacements for some of the world’s most commonly used toxic and dangerous chemicals that place people at risk of instant injury or long term harm.
At Envirofluid we’re deeply passionate about what we do; and why wouldn’t we be? What we do improves people’s lives, improves business, and opens up new realms of innovation – For a Better World.
Improving Lives
We improve lives by drastically reducing Health & Safety risks in the workplace, as well as the long term illnesses caused by many common chemicals. We free workers from worry, and reduce the need for personal protective equipment, making people healthier, happier and more productive.
Envirofluid chemistries also look after the environment and are as gentle on the planet as they are on humans.
Improving Business
Reducing risk is an integral part of business. Envirofluid chemistries reduce Health & Safety risks, and WHS and environmental compliance costs. Safer chemicals mean easier and more efficient handling which increases productivity, boosts morale, reduces waste and enhances public image through positive initiatives.
Improving Innovation
Safer chemicals doesn’t mean lower performance; in fact in most cases Envirofluid substitutes are actually more effective than the toxic chemicals they replace. Because they are safer and more targeted in their action, our chemistries open up completely new applications for forward thinking organisations.
"We are a company with an environmental focus, and are striving to achieve the best quality products, with the least amount of effect on our planet."
Ben Ohlmeyer - DirectorLatest News
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May
Envirofluid at Agfest 2021
Envirofluid is supporting Tasmania’s economy with superior maintenance solutions at Agfest 2021.
READ MOREEliminating Acetone Explosion, Fire and Serious Health Risks in Steel Fabrication | Forgacs Tomago Shipyard
What Envirofluid achieved with the Forgacs Shipyard partnership Forgacs maintained their welding standards whilst simultaneously removing the risk of fire and serious health issues to their workers. Because they used less product the change came at an overall cost saving to the business. Improving Lives By using Purasolve Surface Prep instead of Acetone, Forgacs avoided the risk of Acetone fire […]
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Nov
Trichloroethylene Linked to Parkinson’s Disease
Trichloroethylene is a chemical that is heavily used in the manufacture of a variety of products. Whilst versatile, it poses health risks to those exposed to it. It has been linked to an increased risk for Parkinson’s Disease, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and liver cancer.
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Oct
Benefits of Using Triple7 Eco-Scale for Limescale Removal
Using Triple7 Eco-Scale for limescale removal presents benefits that are not found in traditional chemicals. Traditional chemicals used for de-scaling, whilst effective, pose a variety of risks for people and the environment. They are corrosive and dangerous and can cause severe burns, a host of respiratory illnesses, eye damage, and even death. These substances also […]
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Oct
Envirofluid is honoured to be selected as a finalist in the Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards 2020.
Envirofluid is honoured to be selected as a finalist in the Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards 2020. The Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards recognise the professionals and businesses that are driving innovation, change and the development of Australia’s defence sector. The finalists were announced over several days beginning on 6 October 2020. Over […]
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Aug
Are Residual Disinfectants Effective Against the Coronavirus?
Person-to-person transmission through respiratory droplets is believed to be the primary way that the coronavirus is spread. However, experts do not want to discount the possibility that indirect transmission can happen when a person touches a surface contaminated with the virus, and then touches their own mouth, nose or even their eyes. This makes not [...] READ MORE
