Encore for playback, collection, and recycling. Gentle to the Earth, solving cost and environmental issues.
"Significant effects on cost reduction!" When disposed of as industrial waste, the "pickup fee" is about ¥2,500 per can, and "new thinner" is about ¥3,500 per can, totaling ¥6,000. However, by using Encore, the cost can be reduced to about ¥820, which includes approximately ¥150 for "electricity" and about ¥670 for "liner bag costs." Additionally, it also takes environmental considerations into account.
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basic information
URS-500CE-SIJ: AC100V/16A 45kg URS-600EP2CE-J: AC200V/8A 48kg (with automatic suction and drainage pump) Distillation method: Continuous distillation by heating and cooling Average operating time: Approximately 5-7 hours for 18L Safety timer: Maximum 6 hours Settable temperature: 90 degrees to 200 degrees (low boiling point compatible) Distillation speed: Approximately 4-6L/min Power consumption: 1600W Size: 50×50×110 cm Maximum solvent recovery rate: 95% Fully automatic and easy to operate Completely explosion-proof design Includes 3 liner bags (50 cm wide / 54 cm long)
Price information
URS-500CE-SIJ List Price: ¥760,000 URS-600EP2CE-J List Price: ¥980,000 (with automatic suction and discharge pump)
Price range
P5
Delivery Time
※*There may be fluctuations in stock, so please inquire. It may take time if the item is out of stock.*
Applications/Examples of results
We regenerate various solvents used for cleaning machines, guns, and hoses. Generally, neutral solvents with a boiling point of approximately 60 to 180 degrees and a flash point of over 250 degrees can be used. Solvents containing nitrocellulose cannot be regenerated. *We offer demo machine rentals and regeneration tests, so please contact us.
Company information
■SEIWA's Philosophy To clearly communicate the possible limitations to each individual customer, to help them understand the benefits of SEIWA products within those limits, and to achieve maximum customer satisfaction through thoughtful responses, ultimately filling them with "joy and emotion."
