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SPOTLIGHT ON....ODOUR & DUST


Renby take natural route to innovation


RENBY Ltd have introduced their new natural-based product, Neutrapak: an energy-effi cient product to suppress waste processing, landfi ll, sewage treatment and animal rendering.


The Chester-based company’s effective and low cost odour control solution product is made with plant oils, which is effective both indoors and outdoors.


D


ust suppression systems involve equipment used to suppress or control dust created during


industrial activities, and ensure the air is clear. Dust suppression systems have a benefi cial impact on health and safety.


The natural oils in evergreen trees prevent us from smelling animal waste and decay in forests.


Renby’s Managing Director, Robin Travis said: “The idea came from just walking through the woods, which is full of animal faeces, decaying animals and vegetation, and yet you don’t come across foul smells.


“Through exploring, we found these


natural oils from trees and plants, which produce odour neutralising entities – essentially producing a balance. Odours occur naturally, so we thought the solution must occur naturally too.”


The Odour neutralising molecules begin to work immediately upon exposure to air and are released at a slow, steady rate. A Neutrapak provides 90-day effectiveness, but cannot be covered by snow or debris.


Although the Neutrapaks look similar, each package application is different and provides specific granules. The product’s mesh pouches are full of these granules, which produce natural chemicals to fight odour – reacting with the molecules through air flow. These discrete, easy to attach socks are designed to cover a treated area; normally positioned with two-metre intervals and are best applied close to the odour source.


The natural-based product requires no power or water, so it is ideal for use on a 24-hour basis at remote or difficult to access sites.


Dust suppression fi rm ACE Plant’s Quickspray option


is a budget must


FOUNDED in 1973 as Adams Cundell Engineers Ltd, the company is now universally known as ACE Plant.


ACE Plant is also an acknowledged expert supplier of top quality dust suppression equipment.


Their comprehensive range includes UK made tractor towed dust suppression units, the innovative Quickspray attachment for use with telehandlers, and Dustfighter fan assisted dust suppression units.


ACE Plant has a full range of dust suppression equipment and choice of water distribution method that’s not only right for the site and application but for your budget too.


It was at the forefront of developing fully bunded fuel bowsers and it now produces a wide range of IBC certified road and site towable Bundie Bowsers, as well as the unique Bucket Bundies.


Bundie Bowsers can also be fitted onto truck or articulated dump truck chassis to provide self-contained on-site refuelling and service vehicles.


01908 562191 keith@aceplant.co.ukwww.aceplant.co.uk


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