Triple7 Envirobore solved a clogging issue in New Zealand. The Situation A water authority in New Zealand received complaints from customers about an Arad meter that had become so clogged with iron bacteria that it stopped reading water flow.  The Solution The company decided to use Triple7 Envirobore to help them eliminate the iron bacteria. […]

Triple7 Aerosan is helping an Australian crane company maintain sanitation of its shared vehicles and ensure the health of its workers. Due to the current health crisis, businesses must implement stricter protocols in order to ensure their workers’ health and safety. These protocols include practicing physical distancing measures, providing hygiene facilities, providing of PPE, and [...] READ MORE

With Envirofluid’s help, the bad odours emanating from around the oldSydney Council Offices in George Street have been eliminated. The Situation The Sydney County Council Cleaning Team reached out to Envirofluid to see if we could help them solve a problem with bad odours emanating from the stairwells around old Sydney Council Offices in George [...] READ MORE

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 ways. Strict government regulations require the safe removal and disposal of oily waste water from wash bays. This can be very expensive.

The standard cleaning and degreasing chemical for vehicle and equipment wash down at a City Council was replaced with Triple7 Heavy Duty to determine the effects on the Oil Water Separator.

The council was experiencing high waste water disposal costs due to the oil water separator performance and after just 5 washes, not only is the waste water cleaner saving them in excess of $20,000 annually, but recycling the water has become an option for further environmental sustainability and cost savings!

With the help of Envirofluid, the University identified and mitigated a major health risk and sustainability hazard associated with its maintenance operation. In line with emerging national WHS standards it achieved this result at the top of the risk control hierarchy by substituting dangerous products with safe ones thus removing the threats entirely. In addition, the requirement of weekly removal of moss was extended out to every three months reducing labour costs and improving the overall satisfaction of the client with cleaner surfaces.