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ByMERCODOR GmbH Sondermaschinenbau KG based in Frankfurt am Main, GERMANY
ByErdwich Zerkleinerungs-Systeme GmbH based in Igling, GERMANY
Remotox for the removal of a wide range of heavy metals and other potentially harmful compounds commonly found in laboratory waste streams. Reducing hazardous waste on site to the minimum quantity can save transportation and disposal cost. ...
ByGraus Chemicals, LLC based in Carefree, ARIZONA (USA)
The global diagnostics sector continues to grow by 4% per annum and that means more biohazardous laboratory waste will be generated. ...
ByEnvetec Sustainable Technologies based in Co. Tipperary, IRELAND
Safe laboratory waste destruction is an ongoing challenge. With such a wide range of pollutants and particulates it is essential laboratory incinerators reach high temperatures to ensure total destruction of hazardous waste ...
ByInciner8 Limited based in Southport, UNITED KINGDOM
Food and beverage is being constantly challenged to produce higher quality and healthier products with longer shelf life and less preservatives. ...
ByEnvetec Sustainable Technologies based in Co. Tipperary, IRELAND
Lead paint abatement is the process of abrasive blasting lead paint and encapsulating the lead particles rendering them non-hazardous. Blastox® has been used to successfully stabilize over 150,000,000 square feet of lead based paint. This success is owed to the One Step application of Blastox®. Since its available pre-blended with various media throughout North America, it is ready for application once the blended media reach your job-site for lead paint ...
ByThe TDJ Group, Inc based in Barrington, ILLINOIS (USA)
Although aqueous waste isn’t as toxic as petroleum solvents, it can still have serious environmental impact if the waste water is not disposed of properly. ...
ByDraygon based in Venice, FLORIDA (USA)
At Arktis Radiation Detectors, we design and manufacture advanced integrated detection systems that detect and identify radioactive and nuclear materials with an unprecedented level of accuracy and reliability for the nuclear ...
ByArktis Radiation Detectors Ltd. based in Zurich, SWITZERLAND
The biomedical waste is defined as waste generated from the health care activities such as treatment, diagnostics, monitoring, preventive, healing or soothing control in both human and veterinary medicine. The overall infectious material can consist ...
ByEcodas based in Roubaix, FRANCE
Bantox is a proprietary formulation of calcium silicates. It has served as our base chemical platform, allowing us to develop multiple product lines and many patents that serve a wide range of industries. Bantox stabilized waste complies not only with TCLP standards, but also with MEP (Multiple Extraction Procedure that EPA uses for long-term stability), SPLP and fresh water leach tests. For decades, silicates have stabilized heavy ...
ByThe TDJ Group, Inc based in Barrington, ILLINOIS (USA)
If industrial wastewater entering a treatment works contains toxic components the rate of biodegradation will be inhibited or stop completely. This can result in failed consents and will certainly give rise to operational problems. Visible indications include deflocculation, bulking and the appearance of filamentous bacteria. Sometimes, there are no visible effects. When the sludge bacteria are inhibited, there is the possibility of toxicity carryover in the effluent that is discharged to receiving waters. With ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM
The pharmaceutical industry continues to deliver many incredible advances that result in longer lives and better quality of life. ...
ByEnvetec Sustainable Technologies based in Co. Tipperary, IRELAND
This category includes various products and materials collected in hospitals: hazardous waste (eg catheters, disposable gloves, test tubes, disposable gowns, material for dressing, etc.). lab hazardous waste as a result of the carrying out of research activities and bacteriological diagnostics (for example: land plates, contaminated culture, etc.). cutting waste (for example: needles, syringes, scalpels, etc.). unrecognizable organs and body parts empty containers (for example: of medicines, of disinfectants, of ...
BySatrindTech Srl based in Arluno, ITALY
In taking a responsible stance on the exposure of workers to any potentially hazardous gases, there is a need for workplaces using anaesthetic gases, such as hospital operating rooms or research laboratories, to control the level of waste anaesthetic gas in the ambient ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM
In taking a responsible stance on the exposure of workers to any potential hazardous gases, there is a need for workplaces using anaesthetic gases, such as hospital operating rooms or research laboratories, to control the level of waste anaesthetic gas in the ambient air. Anaesthesia machines, ventilators, breathing systems and waste gas scavenging systems will all contribute to te background level of he anaesthetic gases that are present in the environment within ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM