Alco Chemical Publishes Product Selection Guide for Waste Water Treatment
CHATTANOOGA, TN, May 22, 2007 – A new selection guide from Alco Chemical provides information on the company’s products for waste water applications. “Water Treatment Selection Guide: Waste Treatment – General” provides details about the company’s products for metals removal and for flocculation and emulsion breaking.
According to the publication, AQUAMET® Dithiocarbamates (DTC) and Trithiocarbonate (TTC) are among the most powerful materials in the market for forming insoluble complexes with a wide range of metals. ALCOCLEARTM and FLOC AIDTM synthetic polymers and NSIGHT® natural clarification polymers are highly effective for flocculation of solids and removal of oils, fats, and greases from a wide range of process and wastewater applications.
The selection guide includes charts with information on composition and use for both product families.
For a free copy of the “Water Treatment Selection Guide: Waste Treatment – General,” contact Alco Chemical, 909 Mueller Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37406, Tel. 1-800-251-1080 or 1-423-629-1405, fax 1-423-698-8723, e-mail: alco.chemical@nstarch.com.
Alco Chemical is a leading manufacturer of specialty polymers used in water treatment, detergents, paper and adhesives. Alco Chemical is a unit of National Starch and Chemical Company, a worldwide manufacturer of specialty polymers, natural polymers, adhesives and electronic materials, with 2006 sales of $3.7 billion. National Starch is headquartered in Bridgewater, N.J., and is a member of the ICI Group.
For more information about Alco Chemical, visit www.alcochemical.com. For more information about National Starch and Chemical Company, visit www.nationalstarch.com.
National Starch and Chemical Company is dedicated to meeting the needs and expectations of customers without compromising its commitment to sustainability. National Starch supports sustainability through its continuous efforts to improve the safety, health and environment of the communities in which it operates. For detailed information on National Starch’s sustainability program, visit www.nationalstarch.com.