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HAZARDOUS WASTE NIGHTMARE??? No Problem. You can use the equipment you already have to comply with EPA requirements. First you must contain contaminated fluids and sediment. This is being accomplished in the test and boil out tanks, leaving only flush water to contend with. Flushing water must be captured in a holding tank and be reused to flush additional radiators. The schematic pictured below shows the flow of waste water that can bring you into com- pliance with all EPA and municipal standards. Additional in- formation is as close as your phone. 714-788-5155. Tanks A Lot confronts these problems daily and has helped over 300 radiator shops solve their hazardous waste nightmares. FRESH WATE SrEAM Theo first stage incorporates the test tanks into fresh water holding tanks. As the tanks become contaminated, the water is transferred through the D second stage the sediment tank, into the I third stage the flush booth holding tank; this water will be recycled through the flush gun until no longer acceptable for flushing. Positioned in front of the boilout tank, the holding tank will catch any spilled fluid. Use the recycling flush gun to transfer the ® fourth stage water to the boilout to be evaporated as needed. As the boilout evaporates its fluid, sludge will build up on the bottom; this will need to be shoveled as necessary into the O fifth stage the hazardous waste drums, to be properly disposed of. C, I TL 605 RECYCLE FLUSH SYSTEM WITH BOOTH This system has a 280 gallon holding tub, combination working platform. The system designed to eliminate sludge from the water thus containing waste water to a manageable level. Eliminates use of city sewers, no need for costly traps. Includes flush gun, recycl- ing pump, and sludge box with filters. This system is designed to handle up to 10 radiators per day. For shops concerned with more than ten a day, see specs on the TL 614 "Mr. Sludge". Reg. $2414 Now $2195 `5 -�i5OA TL 605 �C