Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Poly Products CorroDuct™ Line


New Product! Poly Products Corro-Ducts™ CORROSION RESISTANT DUCTING


These virgin molded polyethylene Corro-Ducts™.  are made as one piece with NO SEAMS. As we know welds have been known to crack and leak over time, especially in chromic acid and other hazardous chemicals; However that won't happen with these neat Corro-Ducts™.


Each Corro-Duct™ has a “Slip Fit” end so that it will easily slide into the adjacent matting Corro-Duct™. Sealant may be used but is not required. With the variety of combinations available from the interconnecting Corro-Ducts™ it will be easy to maneuver around any obstruction.

Monday, June 24, 2013

Improve rinsing while reducing water consumption as much as 90%!

Save Money and WaterTake 10 minutes and learn how to improve rinsing while reducing water consumption as much as 90%…

Long ago, the answer to good rinsing was to simply “open the valve all the way”. However, with conservation and pollution control, we are learning to turn off the water, and recover whenever possible. But what's even better, good rinsing techniques help produce quality parts.

When two rinse tanks are connected, such that water flows from rinse number two, to rinse number one (figure 1) some beneficial math results. The dragout from rinse number one to rinse number two is re-diluted so that the total dilution is almost the multiplication of the dilution in each rinse tank.

You will use less water and get better rinsing if the dragout tank is used as the rinse and is included in the chain of counterflowing rinses.


TABLE 1 – WATER REQUIRED TO DILUTE ONE GALLON OF DRAGOUT
Dilution Ratio
One Rinse
Counterflowing Rinses
  (gal) 2 3 4 5
100:1 99 10.0 4.3 3.0 2.3
1,000:1 999 31.0 10.0 5.4 3.8
5,000:1 4,999 70.0 17.0 8.2 5.3
10,000:1 9,999 100.0 21.0 10.0 6.1
20,000:1 19,999 141.0 27.0 12.0 7.0

The Bottom Line: Any method used for dragout recovery or waste water minimization is made more practical and economical when water flow is reduced. It is always easier and cheaper to get one pound of materials from one gallon of water than to get one pound from 100 gallons. If you use counterflow rinsing (with or without sprays), you will get better rinsing, save an abundance of water and increase profits.

Read the whole articles here: 10 Minutes to Better Rinsing >>

Contact Poly Products for more information:
Phone:(216) 391-POLY(7659)
eMail:info@poly-products.com