[Case Study] Water Ozone Purification System for Painting Booth - Saegusa Coat Industry Co., Ltd.
A case study of introducing a water ozone purification system to address the problem of persistent bad odors even after adding bio bacteria.
At Saegusa Coat Industry, there was a challenge where the bad odor did not disappear even after adding bio bacteria to the booth, and the cost of purchasing chemicals was around 100,000 yen per month. Therefore, we introduced our painting booth water ozone purification system. By shifting from bio bacteria to ozone treatment, we were able to reduce the running costs by approximately 100,000 yen per month. [Challenges] - Bad odor does not disappear even after adding bio bacteria - Cost of purchasing chemicals is around 100,000 yen per month - Odor clings to the body and work clothes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Introduction Effects】 ■ Cleaning that takes 2 hours for 2 people can now be completed in about 1 hour. ■ No longer need to apply grease. ■ Odors no longer cling to bodies or work clothes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are a specialized manufacturer of "water ozone purification systems for painting booths" located in Kokubunji City, Tokyo. Ozone is the main player in environmental conservation this century. Through the oxidation, decomposition, and sterilization effects of ozone, putrefactive bacteria and organic substances from paint are ultimately broken down into water and carbon dioxide. As a result, the unpleasant odors and putrid smells from the booth water are eliminated, improving the workplace environment. The reduction of sludge also lessens the cleaning workload of the booth, thereby reducing industrial waste costs. Since the booth water can be recycled through ozone purification, water utility costs are also reduced. Ozone is generated from oxygen in the air, so only electricity costs are necessary. There are zero consumables like chemicals. The painting booth water purification system has a proven track record as a certified product by the Japan Industrial Machinery Manufacturers Association, which is advantageous for grant applications.
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