| econ industries GmbH u. Co. KG | |
| Würmstraße 4 82319 Starnberg Germany | |
| Office: | +49 (0)8151 446377-0 |
| Fax: | +49 (0)8151 446377-99 |
| E-Mail: | info@econindustries.com |
econ industries specialises in the design, construction and installation of sophisticated plants for the treatment of all types of industrial waste.
Our experience with a variety of products, including pasty, dusty, and flammable
substances allows econ industries to design process technology for a large variety of industrial applications. We also possess the flexibility to act as an engineering services company, a process equipment company, or as a turn-key supplier.
For econ industries, partnership is more than a word - it's a commitment! Therefore, econ industries is committed meeting your expectations.
We understand that our success is based on the success of our partners - let us both be successful!
-- Reinhard Schmidt, C.E.O
A historical flood was constraining our client to finalize the foundation and civil engineering work for the oily waste treatment unit early this year. The installation of our equipment was postponed to the beginning of March. Now, eight weeks later, the installation of the modular VacuDry plant is close to being finished.
The plant manufacturing company DÜRR and econ industries have agreed on a co-operation for plants with throughput capacities of more than 10 t/h. For these plants the VacuDry technology is combined with the environmentally friendly recycling of the separated crude oil fraction. Thus, oil contaminated soils and wastes can be treated in a very cost-effective, energy self-sufficient and CO2 neutral way.
From 7th to 11th of May 2012 we will present our technology and services at Munich IFAT, the world's leading trade fair for waste and raw materials management. Why not take this opportunity to personally discuss your projects with our experts? We would be happy to welcome you at our booth 239 in hall B3.
Yet another VacuDry plant for the treatment of mercury contaminated wastes was ordered last month. A comparable VacuDry plant has been in operation in the south of France since April of this year, treating mercury contaminated soils and building rubble. The new VacuDry 1000 will be delivered to our client in the north of France and start running in early 2012. This plant will mainly treat mercury contaminated pellets, active carbon, batteries and other hazardous wastes.
The first VacuDry plant ever to be installed at a refinery is about to be delivered. The plant is intended to treat refinery waste which has accumulated over the last decades, as well as waste that will be produced by the refinery in future. The picture shows the core of the vacuum thermal desorption plant - the dryer - just before shipment to the client's facility. The scope of delivery comprises of approximately 30 sea containers containing more than 250 tons of econ technology.
