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News Release from: QSCD | Subject: Q-clean 702
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 18 September 2006
Solvent offers safe trike replacement
With the pending implementation of the Solvent Emissions Directive, Q-clean 702 can be used in existing plant with (at most) minor modifications.
The Solvent Emissions Directive requires users of trichloroethylene to undertake major modifications to existing trike plant to continue its use Conversion to hermetically sealed units and continual monitoring will add significant costs to operations
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 26 May 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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And as research continues the negative health effects associated with trichloroethylene are becoming better understood.
With the pending implementation of the Solvent Emissions Directive, Q-clean 702 can be used in existing plant with (at most) minor modifications.
Q-clean 702 has exceptionally solvency for the removal of industrial lubricants such as chlorinated oils, gear oils, greases, forming lubricants etc.
And as there are insignificant volume losses due to evaporation, consumption would be minimised.
On site recycling can be undertaken with possible minor modifications to existing plant or bespoke equipment can be used.
Q-clean 702 is a proven replacement for trichloroethylene, and for those companies that wish to continue with solvent based cleaning is a cost effective solution which complies with the Solvent Emmissions Directive.
Free samples are available for trials to satisfy manufacturers of the benefits of converting to Q-clean 702.
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