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Company News:
- New Employee
- Distribution and Marketing Highlights
- New representatives
- New distribution rights
- IMTS 2010
- Sales Activity
New Employee:
Zero Gravity Filters is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Wiest to the sales team. Jim joined Zero Gravity Filters in September 2009. He came to us from Houghton International where he served as the Director of Field Services. In that role, Jim was responsible for development of strategic relationships, and the implementation of new technology and process improvements. He has over 20 years of extensive experience in filtration, purification of liquids and separation technologies. Jim has held executive, management, sales and engineering positions at several companies including AWI Inc., Nalco Chemical, Koch Membrane Systems, and Hydro Designs, Inc. Jim will be working with the Zero Gravity team to expand product sales globally and will focus much of his time on the metalworking market.
ZGF Distribution and Marketing Highlights:
We are proud of our affiliations and representatives. Zero Gravity Filters is pleased to announce the addition of serveral new representatives. Hank Beeler of HB Equipment; Dan Moore and Ron Kolb of MidSouth Solutions; Scott Kleinhans and Mike Kleinhans of MidWest Environmental Systems; Joe Porter and Don White of White Equipment; Yeon-Sung Jung of Envinergy Company Ltd; and Francois Gond of Meca Diffusion have all joined our company as representatives to strengthen our relationship and commitment to our customers. Zero Gravity Filters continues to grow thanks to our outstanding network of representatives.
Zero Gravity Filters has been awarded distribution rights from Dosatron, the leading manufacturer of water powered dosing technology. Dosatron chemical dispensers provide an energy efficient, simple and consistently repeatable means to automatically dilute, mix and feed chemicals into your process. Zero Gravity Filters will be focusing on the metalworking market. Dosatron technology allows for better process reliability (i.e. consistent concentration) and reduced chemical consumption (typically >10% reduction). Contact Zero Gravity Filters for all your fluid dispensing needs!
Zero Gravity Filters' is excited to, once again, be exhibiting at the IMTS show this year! IMTS 2010 will be held September 13th - 18th at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago. Come visit our booth, E-5371, in the Machine Components section of the East Building. Zero Gravity Filters will have working demonstrations of our machinery for a hands-on experience. On display will be our liquid filtration, magnetic separation and fluid recovery systems. Our staff can answer your questions and help you find a solution to your filtration problem. We look forward seeing you at IMTS 2010!
Sales Activity:
We are growing and it is showing. ZGF is planning expansion and new partnerships. The following shows the application diversity, current sales and trial results for understanding the benefits that can be achieved:
-An international engineering company installed a Maggie and Dry Mag on a trial basis. The goal was to save money by reducing media usage on an existing DE (cellulose) filter. Results: Expectations exceeded. Recharging DE filters was reduced from 3 times/day to once every 3 days (that's approximately a 90% savings). An outstanding example of a quick ROI project…. Sales proposal pending.
-Tier 1 automotive supplier installed a Maggie and Dry Mag on a trial basis. Goal was to improve clarity of filtered honing oil. Current system was a combination of magnetic drum and paper bed filter. Results: Maggie reduced the number of particles less than 15 microns by 99% and over 40 pounds of swarf removed over a 60-day period. Goal was achieved plus new system would be more cost efficient and environmentally friendly.
-Delivered a System 2000 (an EC700-6 which is a 42 filter element system) rated at an absolute 35 micron to accommodate a 600 gpm flow rate. The customer is a fish hatchery. The goal is to filter river water to protect UV system that is disinfecting the water to protect fish eggs. The system has been up and running for two years with no downtime and minimal maintenance.
-Delivered a duplexed Phoenix system to a paper mill in Australia. Goal is to remove paper fibers down to 75 micron. Thank you to Roland van Amstel of Imatech Water Technologies for your efforts.
CONTACT US TO SEE HOW WE CAN HELP YOU.
Past News:
September 2007 news
August 2007 news
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