Use: Cleaning - Industrial Parts

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Institutional cleaning technology has undergone rapid change over the past few years. New advances in device technology are
providing environmentally friendly and safer ways to care for public buildings while protecting the health of the users and other
occupants.

Use: Cleaning - Industrial Parts

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Smith and Wesson implemented process changes to reduce the use of l,1,1-Trichloroethane (TCA) in its
cold degreasing operations. The installation of agitating parts washers and drum top washers which use
an aqueous solution has eliminated the use of TCA and saves the firm at least $6,870 annually.

Use: Cleaning - Industrial Parts

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The Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Institute annually provides direct funding to
Massachusetts industries to facilitate the development, use and demonstration of
innovative techniques that reduce the use of toxic chemicals or the generation of toxic byproducts.

Use: Cleaning - Industrial Parts

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The manufacturing process employed by Riverdale Mills historically required the use of
hydrochloric acid, ammonium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide. To reduce the amount of
chemicals used, the company designed, fabricated, and installed a two-part dual brush roll
system to remove excess water and acid at two points in the galvanizing process.