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Ecochlor, Inc.
protecting the ocean's coastal ecosystems ecochlor, inc. provides shipowners with cost effective, environmentally safe ballast water treatment solutions that comply with all enacted and proposed standards and regulations. the ecochlor® bwts uses a two-step process to treat ballast water – filtration followed by disinfection with the well-known biocide, chlorine dioxide. the system’s effectiveness is not impaired by variations in salinity, temperature, turbidity, organics, and vibration, which can impact other treatment options. furthermore, the small size, low power, and low maintenance characteristics of the ecochlor system make it ideally suited for installation on the world’s largest ships. for more information on the ecochlor® bwts, visit the company website at www.ecochlor.com.
NAICS Code: 333Sector: ManufacturingSub Sector: Machinery ManufacturingIndustry Group: NAICS Industry: National Industry:
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Where is Ecochlor, Inc. located?
Ecochlor, Inc.'s headquarters is located at 285 State Street, Suite 8, North Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06473
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Ecochlor, Inc.'s official website is ecochlor.com
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NAICS Code: 333Sector: ManufacturingSub Sector: Machinery ManufacturingIndustry Group: NAICS Industry: National Industry:
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Ecochlor, Inc. has 49 employees
What industry does Ecochlor, Inc. belong to?
Ecochlor, Inc. is in the industry of: Maritime
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