Water Quality Pollution Prevention Law cleared! A strong ally when you're struggling with the treatment of "mortar washing water."
"Molblock II" is a simplified mortar wastewater treatment system. It is used to treat the mortar wash water generated when cleaning tools and other equipment after using mortar at civil engineering and construction sites. By adding a coagulant to the unwanted mortar wash water, the mortar components can be quickly coagulated and precipitated. [Usage Instructions] 1. Add coagulant to the unwanted mortar wash water. 2. Quickly coagulate and precipitate the mortar components from the mortar wash water. 3. Pour all the precipitate and supernatant water into filter paper for separation. 4. Dispose of the precipitate as industrial waste on-site. 5. Add neutralizing agents to the remaining supernatant water and treat it for drainage into ditches, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Kit Contents】 ■ 25L Pail (Filtration Bucket) ■ Neutralizing Agent 0.9kg (with 5cc Spoon) ■ Coagulant 0.6kg (with 5cc Spoon) ■ Filter Paper Set 1 set x 3 (50 small filter papers + 1 large filter paper = 1 set) ■ Small Bucket ■ 200 Litmus Papers = 1 set *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Construction sites and civil engineering sites *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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