July 10, 2007 -
Utilizing 4-stage separation process, Aquamat automatically separates oil from condensate and virtually eliminates need for disposal by outside contractors. It includes integrated manifold system that allows several condensate lines to be attached to one Aquamat for streamlined system operation. Available in 6 sizes, system does not require electricity and is low maintenance.
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Announcing the reliable Aquamat condensate management system
Disposing of compressed air system condensate is a major environmental concern. The oil/water mixture is classified as a hazardous waste and cannot be discharged directly into sanitary drains, unless the oil is first separated from the water. Kaeser's new Aquamat condensate management system uses a unique, four stage separation process to automatically and reliably separate oil from condensate. Plus, it virtually eliminates the need for expensive disposal by outside contractors.
Aquamat units do not require electricity and are extremely low maintenance. Available in six sizes, these rugged units feature an integrated manifold system that allows several condensate lines to be attached to one Aquamat for streamlined system operation.
To see just how easy and efficient condensate management can be, call 800-777-7873 or visit us at www.kaeser.com/cleanair. Company Information: Name: Kaeser Compressors, Inc. Address: P.O. Box 946 City: Fredericksburg State: VA ZIP: 22404 Country: USA Phone: 800-777-7873 FAX: 540-898-5520 http://www.kaeser.com
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