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Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (FAQ)

1. How does briquetting work and what are its advantages for the industry?

Question: Why is briquetting profitable for my business?
Answer: Briquetting presses waste material such as wood, metal or biomass into compact briquettes. This reduces storage and transportation costs and can turn waste into profitable material for reuse or sale.

2. Liquid filtration: how to choose the right system for your business?

Question: What filtration system is best suited for my type of industrial fluid?
Answer: When selecting a filtration system, it is important to consider the type of fluid (oils, coolants), its contamination and the required capacity. Modern filtration systems make it possible to recycle fluids and reduce disposal costs.

3. Renewable energy: why invest in photovoltaic systems?

Question: What are the main advantages of PV systems for industrial enterprises?
Answer: Photovoltaic systems reduce electricity costs, increase energy independence and contribute to environmental protection. They are environmentally friendly solutions with a fast return on investment.

4. Recycling in industry: how to effectively reduce industrial waste?

Question: What types of materials can I recycle in my business?
Answer: Your business can recycle a variety of materials including metals, wood and plastics. Recycling systems reduce the volume of waste and save on disposal costs, while contributing to sustainability.

5. Service and maintenance of industrial technology: why is regular maintenance important?

Question: How often should maintenance of industrial equipment be carried out?
Answer: Regular maintenance extends the life of equipment, reduces the risk of breakdowns and increases its efficiency. It is recommended that maintenance be performed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to minimize downtime and repair costs.

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