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Midroc – Customer Reference

We were asked to test Surfcleaner to find out what it could handle – and run it until it broke down. It has worked perfectly since 2004 and we have recovered our investment more than 20 times over.

Separation with Surfcleaner produces oil that is practically free from water at a low energy cost, so our productivity has increased. The unit cleans the water down to 3 ppm hydrocarbons which means that we don’t need additional sand filters.

 

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