PRODUCT NEWS
New Sectional Cable Machine offers stepless speed control
Equipment manufacturer Rioned has unveiled new models of the popular Victor sectional cable machine. Redesigned to be more powerful, compact and flexible than their predecessors, the new machines feature a range of innovations that are a result of feedback from users.
Sectional machines use coupled sections of cable that are transported separately. This reduces the weight when compared to drum- type cable machines, with operators only needing to transport the length of cable that is required for a specific task. They are particularly useful when cleaning or unblocking longer runs in commercial premises and residential buildings, such as downpipes.
Rioned’s new units, the Victor Premium and Victor Light have been redesigned with ease of use, transport, maintenance and safety as key considerations. Powered by mains electricity, the units feature a plug with earth leakage protection and two protective covers to prevent contact with electronic parts. Low maintenance bearings with seals help prolong the life of cables and allow for easier maintenance.
The Victor Premium utilises a best-in-class and silent 0.75kW electric motor with a two-way switch for left and right rotation. The inclusion of a stepless rotation speed offers complete control from 200 – 730 RPMfor safer operation and less risk of damage to pipes.
The unit is operated by a new hand lever mechanism, making it more responsive and lighter to use, with additional shock absorbers to reduce vibrations. This is particularly useful when working over long periods or drain distances, and the Victor Premium has a working range of 60 metres for pipe diameters of 32 to 160 mm.
Both units can accommodate a range of cable diameters, including 8, 10, 16, 22 mm, and can be supplied with a wide choice of cleaning tools including bulbous, chain and drill heads, cutting knives, root cutters and retrieving
hooks.
The new units can be viewed in detail on the Rioned website and are available for immediate delivery.
Premier Tech Water and Environment launch the Rewatec Solido SMART +P
Premier Tech Water and Environment has added to its range of residential wastewater treatment solutions, with the launch of the Rewatec Solido SMART +P.
The Solido SMART +P is based upon Premier Tech’s existing Solido SMART system, which utilises proven sequencing batch reactor (SBR) technology to provide wastewater treatment and clarification in a single, durable tank. With the Solido SMART, optimised timed aeration
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phases can achieve biological removal of phosphorus of up to ≈75% however, UK regulatory trends for effluent standards are tightening and there is an acknowledged need to further reduce the level of phosphorus in wastewater as part of the AMP7 2020-2025.
As a method of improving the effluent quality from sewage discharge to an even higher level and to meet growing regulatory demands, the Solido SMART +P incorporates a small chemical
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dosing tank alongside aeration to reduce ammonia and phosphorus to <5.0 and <1.0 mg/L respectively.
The dosing tank and system regularly drip feeds a chemical into the chamber of the tank to reduce the phosphate concentration that accumulates in the incoming wastewater. Dosing is then time-controlled using a timer and a peristaltic pump so that the dose takes place at the end of the aeration cycle for
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