An inorganic coagulant that instantly transforms wastewater into clean water! It has a proven track record in decontamination work in the Tohoku region! Customized and provided appropriately according to treatment purposes and applications!
The inorganic coagulant "Quick" is an "original treatment (coagulant) agent" that is customized and provided appropriately according to the user's treatment objectives and applications, unlike conventional all-purpose coagulants. It excels in the speed of wastewater coagulation and offers very high cost performance. Its excellent coagulation ability has been recognized and is also used in decontamination work in the Tohoku region. <Video of water-based paint treatment is now available> □ Overview: Turbid water 200ppm / 0.02g per 1L □ Result: Successful coagulation and separation of turbid water in 90 seconds □ Note: Treatment is completed at an astonishing speed with a small amount of "Quick." *For more details about the product, please download the catalog from the link below.
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We contribute to better food production by utilizing the latest water treatment technologies. Our mission is to respond to the deterioration of well water with cutting-edge technology and to secure water for food production. We propose water treatment systems that keep running costs low. Environmental issues are problems that humanity cannot avoid, and they call into question the very nature of modern civilization. Through our water treatment business, we hope to contribute to the "environment of the Earth" and be a company that can be of service to everyone, even in a small way.
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