Metals
Heavy Metals - Toxic Metals
Excessive levels of toxic heavy metals can be hazardous to man, animals, and plants. By definition, a heavy metal has a specific gravity of about 5.0 or greater and is usually poisonous. The term heavy metal, however, is often broadly applied to include other potentially hazardous elements, even if they do not meet the strict chemical definition.
Wastewater discharge levels of the “heavy metals” arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), lead (Pb), nickel (Ni) and selenium (Se) are regulated by the EPA and could be more stringent through State and Local government.
ALAR’s technology reduces toxic heavy metals to meet the EPA’s strict MP&M regulations.
ALAR builds Skid Mounted Chrome Destruct and Other Metal Separation Treatment Systems to Fit Large Plating and Small Job Shops
