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Filter Inspection Station available, recommended for air intake filters used in Diesel Engines, measure restriction levels of air filters to confirm filters integrity Filter Inner Diameter: 6.5' Minimum for inner Diameter Filter Outer Diameter: 20' Maximum for outer Diameter Filter Height: Up to 32' High – closed one end or open at both ends (Other sizes Available – Contact Mfg. For Details) Injection Cleaning System HOW THE INJECTION SELF-CLEANING ...
ByDiversitech based in Saint-Laurent, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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Corrosion affects virtually every industry, but is particularly damaging in industries such as power generation, aviation, chemical processing, oil and gas exploration and production, petroleum refining, and food and beverage processing. In all of these industries and many more, simple video borescopes are proving to be a cost-effective way to monitor and mitigate the ravages of corrosion. This equipment allows technicians to look inside critical components without costly and time-consuming ...
ByFIBERSCOPE.net based in Winnipeg, MANITOBA (CANADA)
Hydrogen Fluoride (HF) is a very useful chemical used in a variety of industries. However, HF is highly toxic with potential fatal consequences with exposure to humans, so facilities that make or use HF should exercise great care. Nevertheless, there is always the risk of leaks from process elements such as valves, pump seals and storage vessels. Tanker loading, transporting and unloading operations also provide opportunity for HF releases. Industrial processes that make or use HF typically have arrays of point ...
ByBoreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Munters can assist with numerous applications within the Steel industry. From process using mist elimination right through to storage with dehumidification ...
ByMunters Corp based in Amesbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Exhaust fumes emanating from fuel burning vehicles are highly toxic and can result in sickness and even death, if not ventilated properly. By monitoring the concentration of these fumes and ventilating based on their concentration, a safe environment can be ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)