NexGen Enviro Systems Inc. is a supplier of solvent recyclers to all industries struggling with safe and efficient solvent waste stream handling. In a world of ever increasing cost for petroleum based solvents, corporate management is continuously looking for ways to reduce expensive solvent waste disposal. In addition the replacement expense for reusable solvent amounts to paying over and over for the same product.
The large solvent user can maximize savings by installing a NexGen Continuous Operation solvent recycler. These "hands free" solvent recyclers are easily integrated with industrial process systems allowing totally enclosed handling of waste stream to clean distillate. Available in varying capacity handling, the ECO Continuous solvent recycler can process in excess of 650 gallons per day of waste solvent with no operator intervention. The system monitors itself and informs the user of maintenance requirements.
ECO Continuous solvent recyclers are recovering waste solvent streams worldwide, providing clean solvent plus a major reduction in waste handling and disposal costs. The systems provide solvent recovery with a minimum of personnel commitment. The heavy duty design offers unlimited solvent recycling and cost reduction.
Companies considering the acquisition of a solvent recycler should compare their current cost of purchasing expensive solvents including the total cost of disposal with the one time capital investment in a solvent recycler. In most cases they will find that purchasing a solvent recycler will have a very respectable payback, often less than a year. This allows the organization to reduce the continuous expense of solvent replacement since virtually all waste solvent streams are recoverable. When the never ending cost of Service Company billing is analyzed against the one time acquisition of a solvent recycler, the benefit is readily apparent.
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