Ventilation System Designed for Energy Savings, Worker Protection
KCH Engineered Systems will display its Smart Tank Cover system at Sur/Fin 2018, designed for energy savings and increased worker protection against airborne fugitive emissions.
KCH Engineered Systems will display its Smart Tank Cover system, designed for energy savings and increased worker protection against airborne fugitive emissions.
For nearly 40 years, the company has been building industrial ventilation systems for surface finishing, including scrubbers and mist eliminators that meet stringent standards for air emissions. It also builds specialized process lines designed to operate at lower cost than traditional lines, taking an integrated-system approach that incorporates ventilation systems, wastewater treatment and line production equipment.Related Content
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