typically ask what they are washing, how are they using the water, how much water they are using a day, what are their current costs of disposal and what chemicals they are using in their processes. This can help us determine if a system will work for them, and if so, what type of system we can design to meet their needs.”


COSTS Well, many readers may be wondering how much money this will cost them per year. After all, a system like this must cost a fortune! We were surprised at the answer. “I’ve seen a reduction of operational costs when it comes to handling customers’ contaminated water in the range of 79-85 percent,” Battaglia says. “It is a signifi cant money savings when it comes to a company’s operational expenses. Typically, the system pays for itself in 13-18 months. Any time that you can get a return of investment within two years and reduce your costs, it’s pretty much a no-brainer!


To learn more, click on the videos to the right. You can also visit www.chappellsupply.com or contact Battaglia directly at andrew@chappellsupply.com or call (405) 384-6349.


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