ChemFree Corp., Norcross, Ga., recently introduced the new SW-37 SmartWasher bioremediating parts-washing system.
Adding to the SmartWasher, OzzyJuice and OzzyMat product line, the SW-37 features a 1,000-pound load capacity, and its oversized sink accommodates both large and small parts. Additional features include locking casters, an adjustable thermostat, timed flow controls, interchangeable brushes and a detachable control box.
The SmartWasher parts-washing systems include the parts-washer equipment, non-hazardous OzzyJuice cleaning solutions and OzzyMats, which are microbe-impregnated filters. The combination of these three products — “the system” — allows users to reduce or eliminate waste streams, the expense of hazardous waste removal, the associated liabilities of generating waste and the hassles of regulatory compliance, according to the company.
For more information, visit chemfree.com. — L.M.
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