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Adsorb-it Filtration
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Stormwater Filtration |
| Filter oil and oil-borne contaminants, control bacterial proliferation in: ditches and piping, retention ponds, sumps, and catch basins. |
Adsorb-it products
are available
for use in catchbasins, approved by the Dept of Ecology,
and much easier to install than other available catch basin
inserts. We have Antimicrobial products available to control
bacteria in stagnant or low-flow conditions. |
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Wastewater Filtration - FOG |
| Use in interceptors and grease traps or use to filter industrial mop water. |
| Highly effective in the removal of fats, oils, and greases (FOG) when used for filtration -- virtually eliminating system blockages due to grease buildup. Excellent for the removal of oil and oil-borne contaminants from any wastewater stream. |
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Ditch or Pond Liners |
| Excellent liner for drainage ditches or retention ponds where oil pollution is a problem. Oils are held in the filter fabric matrix and allowed to degrade naturally. |
Adsorb-it inhibits oil and oil-borne contaminant pollution on water from spreading to the surrounding soil or perking from the soil to the water. |
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Oil Recovery |
| Allows the recovery of adsorbed oils and oil-borne contaminants. |
| Oil may be recovered from the filtration fabric by physical means (wringing, pressing, centrifuge, etc.) after which you may reuse it with little reduction in its efficacy. |
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a Sorbent |
| Adsorbs/absorbs up to twenty times its weight in oils. |
| Outperforms typical polypropylene products (the industry standard) and allows the free flow of water while retaining the oils and oil-borne contaminants in the fabric matrix. |
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Shoreline Protection |
| Conforms easily to uneven surfaces such as shorelines, streambeds and rock formations. |
Adsorb-it inhibits oils and oil-borne contaminants in water from impacting the land, and contaminants on land from impacting the water. Equally effective wet or dry; in salt or fresh water. The oil displaces the water in the fabric. |
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