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By David Mears in Industry on 5th Jul 2006 12:00

Course Care at Saltex

Keeping up with the demands of legislation is the theme for Course Care on Stand H65 at Saltex 2006. The company will be featuring their latest ClearWater low cost washpad water recycling systems, bunded fuel stations and petrol storage solutions.

Drought Orders mean washpad recycling is becoming a must for many as they seek ways to keep machinery clean. A ClearWater system is an ideal solution and those in areas covered by Drought Orders can, of course, use a ClearWater system. Using recycled (biologically treated) water the system provides very effective wash-off and saves water.

Unlike other recycling systems and visually more attractive, ClearWater is a below ground washpad recycling system offering the benefits of a stable environment for the micro-organisms and negates the need for expensive anti-vandal solutions such as containers. A ClearWater system is low maintenance with few moving parts and has the added bonus of being silent in operation too. All you hear is the sound of water leaving the water guns!

The latest model Harlequin Fuel Stations will be featured too, including a new 10,000-litre version, all with special show prices!

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