The company has operated at its location in Newark, New Jersey since 1918. See more information on the Wilson Imperial project. In, another process, they completely eliminated discharges by implementing counterflow rinsing and tank refill procedures, thereby eliminating the yearly discharge of 100,000 gallons of wastewater to the municipal sewage system. Yearly water consumption decreased from 3,000,000 gallons to an average of 550,000 gallons. See more information on the Constant Services project.
Spring pins are small metal tubes used in machine parts, stampings, and castings.
With help from the New Jersey Technical Assistance Program, pollution prevention opportunities were considered at Precise Products. See more information on the Precise Products project. This study was performed on an operation involving the rack electrolplating of steel and brass plumbing and lighting fixtures with copper, nickel, and chrome. Hypothetical changes to the electroplating process of a job shop were analyzed. The study demonstrated not only that countercurrent flow could reduce water use dramatically, but that simulation can be a valuable tool for reducing resource consumption and minimizing waste.