Special functional chemicals that purify wastewater.
This is an environmentally friendly agent based on food additives that quickly solubilizes oil in wastewater and promotes biodegradation by microorganisms. By reducing the oil in wastewater to a micro size that is easily consumed by microorganisms, it enhances the uptake in biological treatment and facilitates biodegradation, allowing for efficient removal of oil. 【Features】 - Resolves issues such as sludge and floating scum accumulation - Reduces sludge disposal costs by decreasing the amount of floating scum - Prevents adverse effects such as oil ball precipitation, pipe blockage, and odor generation - Promotes labor-saving by shortening cleaning operations and reducing labor burden - High biodegradability and safety due to food additives, applicable to all types of wastewater 【Specifications】 - Appearance and packaging: Liquid product, 10kg cubitainer - Standard usage amount: Add 5% of the oil content For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○ Remove oil from wastewater ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Hinode Sangyo Co., Ltd. has been addressing environmental issues through water treatment since its establishment in 1976. The role of advanced water treatment technology is becoming increasingly important to secure limited water resources. Regarding wastewater treatment, we believe that the demand for our environmental purification microbial agents, which leverage Hinode Sangyo's extensive experience and know-how, as well as our chemical product "Elvic," will continue to grow. Additionally, we provide optimal technology and services for the design, construction, after-sales service, and analysis of wastewater treatment facilities tailored to the diversification of wastewater.