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Concrete Washout Systems Goes Rampless
May 08, 2005
Concrete Washout Systems Goes Rampless
Solid Waste & Recycling
Staff
Concrete Washout Systems, Inc., (CWS) has announced a new rampless version of its pioneering and patent pending product, the Concrete Washout Systems™ container.
The new rampless container is essentially a stripped version of the container, with the ramps removed. The new container will have a holding capacity of six cubic yards and hold more washwater on the jobsite (up to 400 gallons more). The new rampless version can be configured with hook points for craning the box onto commercial high-rises to add even more options for clients....Read More
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“Working with Concrete Washout Systems allows us to be more environmentally conscious, provides better containment of our washout material and keeps our jobsites free of the mess generated by washing down cementitious equipment. They were able to drop a concrete washout box on site, which allowed not only our ready mix concrete trucks to washout, but allowed our concrete and stucco workers to wash down all their tools. We have limited room to work with on all our jobsites so space is a precious commodity that we can't afford to give up. Concrete Washout Systems provided a service that not only helped us manage workspace better but also assisted us in doing our part in protecting the environment from illegal discharges from construction sites. We will certainly be calling on them to assist us on future projects."Alan Luxmore, On-site Project Manager for ABC Extreme Makeover: Home Edition |
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 Only about 2.5 % of the world's water is fresh water. The rest is salt water. However, most of the fresh water is held in glaciers and polar icecaps or locked in deep aquifers, thus not available for human use. The result is that only about 0.25 % of the world's water, mostly in rivers, lakes and shallow aquifers, can be used to meet human needs. |
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