The F&S team for technical customer support in Germany will once again be attending the Surface Days in Leipzig! We look forward to seeing old acquaintances from the industry, but also to interesting discussions with every new contact. If you have any questions about wastewater treatment from electroplating or related surface processes, we will be happy to answer them at our small stand (no. 33) at the accompanying exhibition. We will be happy to advise you on optimizing your wastewater treatment processes and support you in solving problems.
Our new colleague Daniel Rodriguez will be joining us for the first time and we would like to welcome him to the team and introduce him to you in Leipzig. Daniel Rodriguez is an electroplating technician and worked in production himself for a long time. Since January, he has been looking after our customers, primarily in Saxony, Thuringia and the southern German states.
Färber & Schmid supplies specialty chemicals for waste water treatment to the electroplating and surface treatment industry worldwide. These include the product groups of heavy metal precipitation, coagulation and flocculants as well as other specialties such as defoamers, oxidizing agents and much more.
We are bringing EVO-FLOCK-Clear-07 to Leipzig as a new product development. In the metalworking industry, the cleaning and degreasing of surfaces often results in rinsing water and concentrates that are difficult to treat and form stable emulsions with the waste water, which is manifested by a strong turbidity and poor clarification possibilities of the water. With EVO-FLOCK-Clear-07, such wastewater can be treated very successfully, sometimes also with the blend of degreasing concentrates. This is also immediately apparent visually due to the very clear water after treatment and continues with easily filterable sludge in the chamber filter press. EVO-FLOCK-Clear-07 is extremely effective and is effective even in small quantities in wastewater. The strengths of this product lie in the splitting and clarification of organically contaminated wastewater.
