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News Release from: Enviro Tech Europe | Subject: EnSolv
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 09 March 2006

Studies confirm solvent safety

In vitro bioassay studies confirm EnSolv to be a safer alternative to trike.

It is widely accepted that the fastest and most successful way to clean metals is by vapour degreasing Given that trichloroethylene has been classified as a carcinogen for some time, users have been seeking to change to a more user friendly alternative

The most successful alternative worldwide has proved to be the EnSolv range, a patented technology.

In vitro bioassay studies confirm EnSolv to be a safer alternative to trike.

A copy of this study is available on request.

A joint responsible care programme with Stowlin Croftshaw that monitors user safety with EnSolv confirms an average exposure of 0-6ppm.

The recommended safety standard is 100ppm and the in vitro study confirms no DNA cell stress until 500ppm.

Trike cell stress is at the 25ppm level.

EnSolv is not a carcinogen.

Well known for high performance standards EnSolv has passed stringent approval testing by Boeing.

Demonstrations are readily available through an extensive distributor network.

Enviro Tech and its partners are committed to reducing customers solvent use.

They have appointed specialists who offer workable and practical advice on your personal needs.

Dedicated technical engineers ensure the change from trike to EnSolv is trouble free and beneficial for safety, performance and environment.

When considering solvents always consult a specialist who can advise on existing legislation and understands the total cleaning process.

Always ensure the advice you receive is validated.

When using open topped vapour degreasers, training of operators is free from EnSolv distributors to ensure an efficient process. Request a free brochure from Enviro Tech Europe ...

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