March 23, 2006 -
Portable, self-contained, and watertight Paint Washout Systems container controls, captures, and contains paint washout material and wastewater. It offers 450 gal of holding capacity, forklift pockets, grated work tray, and lid to keep debris out and for added security. It allows personnel to washout paint equipment on site and facilitates off site recycling of same paint wastewater while protecting storm drain system from potential illegal discharges.
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Concrete Washout Systems, Inc. Unleashes Innovative Product at IECA's EC06
Paint Washout Systems container to dramatically improve compliance for construction sites.
Elk Grove, CA (PRWEB) February 20, 2006 -- Concrete Washout Systems, Inc., (CWS) announced today that it has developed and deployed a patent pending Paint Washout Systems (PWS) container for improved jobsite compliance which will be on display at the International Erosion Control Associations Conference (EC 06) in Long Beach, CA.
The new and patent pending PWS container offers an added measure of compliance for jobsites. The new container has approximately 450 gallons (US) of holding capacity and unique features including forklift pockets for added versatility and convenience, grated work tray and a lid to keep debris out and for added security. The PWS service is similar to that of a portable toilet service provider.
The PWS container will be on display at the International Erosion Control Association's Conference EC 06 in Long Beach, CA at the Long Beach Convention Center, February 22-23, 2006. Concrete Washout Systems will be in booth # 744.
"The paint washout systems container was put into service to continue providing our customers with the best available technology and as a direct result of feedback obtained from the customers and end users on the jobsites," stated Mark Jenkins, President of Concrete Washout Systems, Inc. "The paint washout container offers an unparalleled essential risk management solution for paint washout compliance on the jobsites where before, they had very little if any compliant options available" added Mr. Jenkins.
The patent pending PWS is a portable, self-contained and watertight container that controls, captures and contains paint washout material and wastewater. It allows trade personnel to easily washout paint equipment on site and facilitates easy off site recycling of the same paint wastewater, while protecting the storm drain system from potential illegal discharges. This system replaces other outdated washout BMP's, which are costly, unsightly and damaging to the environment since their containment value diminishes, due to inherently faulty material, over use and lack of maintenance.
About Concrete Washout Systems, Inc.
Concrete Washout Systems is a risk management specialist and industry pioneer in concrete and paint washout and wastewater removal, treatment and recycling. The patent-pending Paint Washout Systems provides a cost effective, environmentally friendly and compliance alternative for homebuilders, contractors and environmental engineering firms. For more information visit http://www.paintwashout.com and http://www.concretewashout.com .
Contacts:
Marketing:
Roger Engelsgaard
USA
Phone: 877-292-7468
FAX: 916-689-0592 Company Information: Name: Concrete Washout Systems, Inc. Address: PO Box 809 City: Wilton State: CA ZIP: 95693 Country: USA Phone: 877-292-7468 FAX: 916-689-0592 http://www.concretewashout.com
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