Polymer Dispersant & Belt Wash
Anti-Blinding System

TRAMFLOC 348

• TRAMFLOC 348 is injected into your reuse lines and goes directly into your washbox for constant belt cleaning.

• TRAMFLOC 348 eliminates belt blinding and returns your belts to new condition constantly throughout your sludge processing.

• TRAMFLOC 348 eliminates powerwashing or additional cleaning cycles.

• TRAMFLOC 348 can reduce polymer consumption.

• TRAMFLOC 348 can increase your Gallons per Minute of sludge processing.

• TRAMFLOC 348 can reduce sludge hauling costs.

• TRAMFLOC 348 injection pumps are loaned FREE and warranted for as long as you use TRAMFLOC 348.

FEATURES:

• No Caustics

• No Ammonias

• No Solvents

• No Acids

• Neutral pH

• No Sodium Metasylicate

USES:

• Improves Sludge Solids

• Improves Belt-Filter Press Throughput

• Cleans Polymer Tanks

• Cleans Polymer Lines

• Cleans Slippery Polymer Spills

• Ends Belt Blinding from Polymer & Sludge Buildup

PASSES:

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 624

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 625

• Acute Toxicity Analysis

• Belt Fabric Test

• Material Safety Data Sheet

Belt Anti-Blinding System & Struvite Prevention System

FEATURES:

• No Caustics

• No Ammonias

• No Solvents

• No Acids

• Neutral pH

• No Sodium Metasylicate

USES:

• Cleans Polymer Tanks

• Cleans Polymer Lines

• Cleanup Slippery Polymer Spills

• Ends Belt Blinding from Polymer & Sludge Buildup

• Improves Sludge Solids

• Improves Belt-Filter Press Throughput

• Prevents Crystal Agglomeration (Struvite)

• Gradually Removes Existing Agglomeration

• Increases Belt Life

• Reduces Press Down Time for Repair

PASSES:

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 624

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 625

• Acute Toxicity Analysis

• Belt Fabric Test

For removal of struvite in vertical supernate lines and on belt filter presses.

Directions for use on Belt Filter Presses:

1. Follow all safety precautions on label.

2. Rotate belt press with wash water off.

3. Using power drum pump and hose and nozzle, continuously wet all deposits while press is rotating.

4. Approximately ever 1/2 hour, cease chemical addition and rinse down (flush away) deposits with garden hose and nozzle assembly.

Directions for use on Verticle Supernate Lines:

1. Follow all safety precautions on label.

2. Cease supernating thru the line you desire to clean.

3. Use a suitable chemical feed pump and necessary length of flexible tubing to reach the top of the supernate line. In the end of the flexible line, rig a temporary bracket to position the flexible tubing in the center of the supernate line.

4. Slip over the tube a short length (3-4 feet) of PVC. This will keep the tubing straight. On the end of the flexible line, add a spinning nozzle. Turn on the pump and every pulse of the pump will put out a fine rotary mist of WASH-UP which will be absorbed by the struvite. This will completely dissolve your deposits.

TRAMFLOC 903

Polymer Dispersant & Belt Wash Anti-Blinding Systems

FEATURES:

• No Caustics

• No Ammonias

• No Solvents

• No Acids

• Neutral pH

• No Sodium Metasylicate

USES:

• Improves Sludge Solids

• Improves Belt-Filter Press Throughput

• Cleans Polymer Tanks

• Cleans Polymer Lines

• Cleans Slippery Polymer Spills

• Ends Belt Blinding from Polymer & Sludge Buildup

PASSES:

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 624

• Priority Pollutant Scan EPA Method 625

• Acute Toxicity Analysis

• Belt Fabric Test

• Material Safety Data Sheet

 

Last Updated January, 2012

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