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Unitech Laundry (& Dye-House) Wastewater Treatment System (ULWTS)

According to the EPA, laundry facilities in the United States have the second highest use of water in the commercial / industrial marketplace, and there has been no real effort to address this problem. In order for a company to enter into the laundry business, the company would need to invest a minimum of $100,000 deposit to meet local governmental guidelines for the amount of gray water that is produced. The Unitech Laundry Wastewater Treatment System (ULWTS) purifies the gray water to actually exceed government standards. Therefore, by installing the ULWTS, a laundry facility will not be burdened with hefty government fines that are normally attributed to companies producing and discharging large amounts of gray water. Not only will the ULWTS eliminate the governmental wastewater discharge restrictions due to its ability to purify the gray water prior to discharge, but it will also recycle up to 60% of the treated water; and thus, be reused in the laundry cleaning cycle. Due to high water bills as well as government regulatory fees regarding wastewater disposal, the ULWTS can save companies over 50% on their water and disposal costs.

The ULWTS can be applied to any commercial or industrial application that is water intensive. In other words, Unitech Water Systems Corporation can utilize the same technology for dye-house facilities (as shown below), paint-manufacturing facilities, food-processing facilities, and glass-manufacturing facilities.

http://www.unitechwater.com/laundry.htm