In this section you will find a range of brief, informative and easy-to-read news articles which provide commentary and updates for across the solids handlings industry. Often the article is provided by one of SPIRAC Group engineer and they are perfect light reading, if you are on public transport or relaxing on the weekend. Grab your device and enjoy read as these articles provide you with a wealth of news at your fingertips.
Our UK installation team successfully completed a safe and seamless upgrade, removing an existing inlet screen and installing a brand-new FINEGUARD™ screen. Alongside this, we replaced the launder and installed a SPIROWASH® compactor unit — all in just one day.
At SPIRAC, we’re proud to announce that our trusted SPIROTAINER® is now being manufactured in a variety of colours, offering even more flexibility to meet the unique needs of our clients across industries.
With hundreds of successful sludge storage installations worldwide, our systems have proven their reliability and efficiency over decades of service. Our expertise in sludge receival, storage, and outloading has made us a trusted partner for wastewater treatment facilities and various industrial applications.
Innovative Outloading Systems
We are excited to announce that our new over 5,000 m² workshop in Nybro, Sweden, will be completed by the 5th of November, marking a significant project milestone.
SPIRAC (USA) INC. is excited to announce its participation at WEFTEC 2024, the Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition. Set to take place from October 7–9, 2024, in New Orleans. WEFTEC is the largest annual water quality event in North America, bringing together thousands of industry professionals to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations.
SPIRAC is delighted to announce that we have been awarded a significant scope of supply for major plant equipment, intended for the upcoming Woodman Point WRR upgrade in Western Australia.
The Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant Inlet Work Upgrade has reached a significant milestone with the installation of the first of the new screens. After a year of structural concrete work to construct the new inlet channels, the project has now moved to the major mechanical equipment installation phase.
At a crucial stage of a £43M upgrade, with an additional 430 liters per second (l/s) coming in from a treatment plant in a neighboring town, the last thing a contractor would want is for not one, not two, but three back-to-back storm events. Yet for one leading solution provider to the water industry, it provided the ultimate test for new inlet screens.
A high-efficiency dual-flow traveling fine-screen made by SPIRAC has been installed at the world-renowned Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).
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