$1 million dollar contract awarded for air pollution control system in India

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$1 million dollar contract awarded for air pollution control system in India

15 Oct, 2009

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Ceilcote Air Pollution Control (USA), designer and manufacturer of equipment and systems for air pollution control in manufacturing and industrial applications, announces it has received a $1 million dollar contract for the design and supply of an air pollution control system for an optical fiber production facility in India. The scope of the project includes a combination of venturi and tray tower scrubbers, FRP fans, plus the complete control system with full instrumentation. Installation and testing will also be provided by Ceilcote APC. The system design, engineering and fabrication will be supplied by Ceilcote’s Asia office in Singapore. India is a large emerging market for these types of services and Ceilcote has positioned itself to meet the needs and future potential of customers within this region. A tight deadline with a very short delivery schedule adds a unique complexity to this project but suits Ceilcote’s abilities well.

“Our global contacts allow us to hit the ground running and meet the tight delivery schedule,” said Tom Dayton, Senior Vice President Ceilcote’s Asia division. “Our significant experience in the fiber optics market is also important when working on projects of this scope.”

Ceilcote Air Pollution Control (Ceilcote APC), headquartered in Strongsville, Ohio, is a global leader specializing in the design, engineering, supply and installation of emission control systems for the removal of acid and corrosive gases, fine particulates, and odors caused by airborne aerosols and gases. Ceilcote APC is also a major supplier of standard and custom FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) fans, Tellerette® packing materials for packed bed scrubbers, and mist eliminators.

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