Tank side assistance reduced zinc and improves wastewater process

Established in 1981, our client manufactures 60,000 – 70,000 pounds of screws daily, supplied to Lowe’s and Home Depot nationwide. Despite their philosophy of continuous improvement, a new acid-pickle bath pretreat system on their paint line led to excessive zinc in their wastewater effluent. Faced with this challenge, they called Hubbard-Hall for a solution.

Hubbard-Hall’s wastewater treatment experts conducted a comprehensive on-site and tank-side assessment. They recommended a custom treatment plan including:

Download the case study to learn how Hubbard-Hall helped the company reduce zinc levels well below regulatory requirements and improve its wastewater treatment process, ensuring compliance and efficiency.

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Excerpt: Established in 1981, our client manufactures 60,000 - 70,000 pounds of screws daily that are carried in Lowe’s and Home Depots nationwide. Not surprisingly, the philosophy of this market leader is one of continuous improvement. However, sometimes changes for the better also have consequences. When the company went to a new acid- pickle bath pre-treat system on its paint line, the result downstream was far too much zinc in its wastewater effluent.

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