Storage/Dispensing System uses polyethylene containers.
September 3, 2008 -
Capable of handling lubricants, hydraulic fluids, and cutting and engine oils, Model IFH-199 is suited for storing caustic materials, such as herbicides, degreasers, water based products, and water treatment chemicals. It also suits smaller lube rooms or fluids that are infrequently used. System provides clean, environmentally friendly product transfer, with no drum tipping, cleaning, and switching and no replacement of drum pumps, regardless of application.
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Original Press release
IFH Group
200 E. Third St., P.O. Box 550
Rock Falls, IL, 61071
USA
IFH Introduces New Polyethylene Storage & Dispensing Systems and Mobile Lubrication Carts
Rock Falls, IL, August 2008 - The Innovative Fluid Handling (IFH) Group has introduced a new range of custom Storage & Dispensing Systems and Mobile Lubrication Carts using the company's new lightweight, economical polyethylene containers.
The IFH Storage & Dispensing System provides an easier, safer and cleaner alternative to clumsy, messy and dirty 55-gallon drums, while taking up less floor space. It is a superior alternative for handling lubricants and other fluids such as cutting oils, hydraulic fluids and engine oils.
Systems utilizing the new polyethylene containers (such as the 68-gallon containers shown in the photo) are ideal for caustic materials that cannot be stored in a traditional steel container, according to IFH, such as herbicides, degreasers, water based products and water treatment chemicals. They are also well-suited for economical operation in smaller lube rooms or for fluids that are infrequently used. Applications range from agriculture to golf courses to dozens of different manufacturing operations.
These versatile systems provide efficient, clean, environmentally friendly product transfer, with no drum tipping, cleaning and switching and no replacement of drum pumps, no matter what the application. Clearly labeled containers and faucets reduce the chance of the wrong product being used, while drip pans contain spills.
IFH's new polyethylene containers are also used in a range of custom mobile lubrication carts. Users can specify the number of containers and their capacity as well as a variety of options such as pumps, hoses, nozzles and different sizes of drip pan cart bases.
For more information, contact The IFH Group, Inc., 3300 East Route 30, P.O. Box 550, Rock Falls, IL 61071. Tel: 800-435-7003; Fax: 815-626-1438; info@ifhgroup.com. Or visit our new web site at www.ifhgroup.com
Reader Service Inquiries: Please e-mail to Larry King (info@ifhgroup.com) or mail to
Larry King at The IFH Group, Inc., 3300 East Route 30, P.O. Box 550, Rock Falls, IL 61071.
Please refer to the following number in correspondence: IFH-199
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