We break down troublesome oils contained in wastewater using the power of microorganisms.
"Grease Packman" is a bio-agent for oil decomposition that is made from pure cultures of oil-decomposing bacteria. "Grease Packman" is a highly practical product with a proven track record, particularly in the decomposition of oil in kitchen wastewater. By introducing "Grease Packman" into wastewater treatment facilities, it is expected to reduce sludge generation, decrease odors, improve water quality, and lessen damage to ancillary equipment. 【Features】 ■ Can be applied to your biological treatment system ■ Compared to pressure flotation treatment, it reduces sludge generation and disposal costs ■ Has a strong track record in commercial building wastewater and employee cafeteria wastewater ■ Plans for wastewater treatment facilities incorporating "Grease Packman" are also underway *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Effects of Introducing Wastewater Treatment Equipment】 ■ Reduction in oil sludge generation ■ Reduction in odor ■ Reduction in chemical costs ■ Reduction in equipment repair costs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Nichika Maintenance Co., Ltd. is a company that consistently addresses the needs of environmental conservation across various industrial sectors, from the maintenance of septic tanks and their new construction to the maintenance of water supply, sewage, and reclaimed water systems, all aimed at improving people's living environments. We will continue to respond to the creation of a sustainable environment and the maintenance of all facilities with our high level of technical expertise and service capability.
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