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Value Versus Price - What to Look for When You Choose a Bleach Filter System
The presence of heavy metals and suspended solids that occur as an inherent part
of any bleach production process adversely affects the quality of the bleach and
significantly shortens its shelf life.
The obvious response to the market demands for high quality bleach is to filter
your bleach. There are several technologies available to filter bleach - from bag
and cartridge filters, to vacuum filters, to pressure filters. There are low end
and high end options, widely varying performance standards, and significant differences
in pricing. The key is to select the system that offers the best combination of
benefit and cost.
It's the Same Old Story - You Get What You Pay For
The Powell Bleach Filter
System is superior to any other system available in terms of design, performance,
ease of operation, maintenance, and expected length of service life. While the system
costs more up front in comparison to other filtering techniques, it is usually far
more cost efficient in the long run. An objective evaluation of your filtering options
coupled with an analysis of cost versus value will demonstrate clearly that the
Powell Bleach Filter System
is your best filtering investment.
System Design
The design of the bleach filter system is a key factor and ultimately impacts all
other considerations. Some of the items to consider include the following:
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