Envirofluid chemistries reduce Health & Safety risks, and WHS and environmental compliance costs. Safer substances mean easier and more efficient handling, increasing productivity and reducing waste.
Because of the unique composition of our cleaning products, they do not form an emulsion with grease and oils but lifts and releases them at the surface for easy removal, and complete oil water separation. This not only saves on waste costs, but enables re-use of the water on site as a dust suppressant, saving on water procurement costs. The hydrocarbon level that is satisfactory for re using water as a dust suppressant is 15ppm (parts per million), however, our customers are achieving hydrocarbon levels as low as 0.75ppm! An almost perfect separation.
Compared to previously used degreasing products, Triple7 All Purpose Degreaser works extremely well with oil/water separators at Australian sites, providing the automotive rental & maintenance company with significant cost savings.
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Triple7 Eco-Scale Plus proved more than equal to the task of removing radioactive contamination on equipment at two Australian mining companies.
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The water supply system at a remote Australian mine was heavily scaled, causing pipe blockages and resulting in a drop in performance. There is a …
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A water authority in New Zealand used Triple7 Eco-Scale Plus on a pump that has become clogged with a thick layer of scale build-up, with remarkable results. The Situation Think Water NZ regularly encounters limescale issues due to the nature of the service they provide. The company would normally use a chisel and hammer to [...] READ MORE
Envirofluid is at the 2017 AIOH Conference and Exhibition – Connect2Prevent in Canberra
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An uranium mine was looking for a safe and cost effective alternative to a wet sand blasting method, to remove low radioactive surface contamination which …
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Using conventional chemicals and degreasers in industrial wash bays creates large volumes of oily waste water that cannot be released down sewers or into water …
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