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Solvent Recyclers - Companies considering the acquisition of a solvent recycler should compare their current cost of purchasing expensive solvents including the total cost of disposal with the onetime capital investment in a solvent recycler. In most cases they will find that purchasing a solvent recycler will have a very respectable payback, often less than a year. This allows the organization to reduce the continuous expense of solvent replacement since virtually all waste solvent streams are recoverable. When the never-ending cost of service company billing is analyzed against the onetime acquisition of a solvent recycler, the benefit is readily apparent.

Cleaning Systems - While the size of part and type of contaminant varies the need to effectively and efficiently clean parts is common across all industries. A parts cleaning system will in most cases streamline this effort by allowing parts to be cleaned with little operator intervention. Whether the cleaning system is a dip tank or has spray nozzles the cleaning is performed in an enclosed area keeping the potentially hazardous cleaning solvent contained and employees safe from exposure. Typically a cleaning system will reduce cleaning times allowing for more parts to be cleaned per shift or in industries such as printing less press downtime while cleaning anilox cylinders, and doctor blades. A cleaning system will use less solvent than manual cleaning lowering the companies environmental impact and saving them money.