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Environmental Assessment Registration

Spray Booth for a New Mill Shop

From

Elite Kitchens and Design Inc.

860B Torbay Road, Torbay NL A1K 1A2

To

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment

PO Box 8700, St. John’s NL A1B 4J6

Attention: Director of Environmental Assessment

8 October 2019

Spray Coating Facility in New Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing Plant – 918 Torbay Road, Torbay

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1 NAME OF UNDERTAKING

Spray Coating Facility in New Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing Plant

2 PROPONENT

Elite Kitchens and Design Inc.

860B Torbay Road, Torbay NL A1K 1A2

http://elitekitchensnl.ca/home.html

President: Phillip Snow

Tel: (709) 364 4000; (709) 685 7494

Email: [email protected]

Principal Contact Person for purpose of environmental assessment:

Hubert Alacoque, P. Eng. MBA

Innovative Development & Design Engineers Ltd.

Anderson House, 42 Power’s Court, St. John’s NL A1A 1B6

Tel: (709) 368 8870; (709) 746 0571

Email: [email protected]

3 THE UNDERTAKING

3.1 NAME OF THE UNDERTAKING:

Installation of a new spray paint booth in a new mill shop building at 918 Torbay Road, Torbay, NL.

3.2 PURPOSE/RATIONALE/NEED FOR THE UNDERTAKING:

The proponent has been in operation for the last 10 years at its current location, at 860B Torbay Road,

Torbay. In the rented space, the proponent operates a full cabinet making facility. The proponent is only

moving to his new owner‐occupied building.


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The proposed Paint Booth is required for operational requirements for painting and varnishing of

cabinetry and trim components, as typically done in kitchen and commercial cabinet making plants.

Spray painting and coating is an essential part of the process in the production of quality cabinetry that

the market demands. Spray painting and coating is done in dedicated and isolated area of the plant,

where spray booth and automated coating machines are used.

4 DESCRIPTION OF THE UNDERTAKING

4.1 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:

The spray booth will be installed inside the new building that the Proponent is building at 918 Torbay

Road, Torbay, NL, on the north east corner lot of Torbay Road and Pine Line. The building lot is 0.6063

hectares in a triangular shaped area.

The land is bounded by Torbay Road on the west side, Pine Line on the south side, and a low‐density

single dwelling residential area on the east and north sides.


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The painting/coating booth area of the building will be1:

75 meters from the nearest residential dwelling on the east side;

90 meters from the nearest residential dwelling on the north side;

85 meters from the nearest residential dwellings on the south side, across Pine Line;

100 meters and more from any residential dwellings on the west side, across Torbay Road.

In the nearby vicinity of the proposed new building, there are already several spray coating facilities in

operations – Collision Clinic: 850 Torbay Rd, Torbay & GJ Cahill Fabrication Structural facility: 863 Torbay

Rd, Torbay, in addition to the proponent’s existing operations at 860B Torbay Road.

Prior to issuing a development approval for the new building, Town of Torbay notified the surrounding

neighborhood to see if there would be public comments or opposition. There was no public opposition

expressed at that time. Furthermore, the proponent personally visited the most immediate residential

neighbors to explain and describe his building plans, and he received no objection from any of the

neighboring residents.

4.2 PHYSICAL FEATURES

4.2.1 The Building

The building in which the Paint Booth will be located will be 1,324 square meters in total, consisting of a

showroom and office area of 270 square meters, a mill shop and storage area of 887 square meters, and

a commercial space rental section of 167 square meters. The building will be a single story, slab‐on‐

grade structure with a cross gabled roof.

There are parking areas adjacent to the building. The Paint Booth area will occupy a footprint of 185

square meters ‐ or 14% of the total building area, and 21% of the plant area.

The building will be occupied by a staff of approximately 8 during business and operational hours. The

building will be open during core business hours (0800 to 1600 hours) from Monday to Friday each

week. The showroom will receive a small number of visitors, estimated at 10 people per day.

The plant area of the building will have restricted access – only for production workers,

shipping/receiving people and management. The building will also be protected by an alarm system,

which will be monitored after hours. A preliminary architectural drawing set for the building is

presented in Appendix 1.

1 Distances measured using Google Map


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4.2.2 The Painting/Coating Area of the Building

The coating area of the plant will consist of a mechanical spray booth (107 square meters), a drying

booth (44 square meters) and a hand spray booth (34 square meters). These are rooms 115, 116 and

117 respectively identified in the architectural drawings in Appendix 1.

4.2.2.1 Mechanical Spray Machine

This VEN SPRAY SMART spray coating machine from Venjakob North America Inc. is a stand‐alone

solution, designed to meet flexible production requirements and can be used for solvent and water‐

based paints. This spray coating machine is both economical and environmentally friendly. It produces

high quality coatings with high productivity, thereby reducing operating time overall for any given

production volume requirements. It is a state‐of‐the‐art, German engineered and made spray coating

machine, designed to meet the strictest environmental emission requirements. Information on this

machine is presented in Appendix 2.

The machine filters both supply (to remove dust and particulate) and exhaust air (to remove/capture

spray fumes). Air flows for this particular machine are in the order of 7,000 cubic meters per hour

during operation. Fumes and vaporized coating compounds are blocked/intercepted by the filters

where they condense and coagulate. The exhaust air cleaning/scrubbing achieved captures 99% of the

volatile content of the air stream.

The floor footprint of the machine is only about 2.5 meters in width and 4 meters in length. The rest of

the space in the room is dedicated to preparing and temporarily storing the work pieces to be sprayed

with the machine.

4.2.2.2 Drying Booth

The drying booth is only a room for the coated work pieces to dry, for the coatings to completely cure,

before they are further handled and moved out of the room to further processing. The room will have

restricted traffic and access to minimize airborne dust contamination.

4.2.2.3 Hand Spray Booth

The proposed Hand Spray Booth is an open face, modular design, constructed with single skin, 18‐gauge

G‐90 galvanized steel, with pre‐punched panels and nut and bolt assembly which provides effective

structural integrity. Fully constructed the Paint Booth will occupy a footprint of 12 feet‐ 3 inches wide, 7

feet‐2 Inches high and 11 feet deep.

This ETL‐Listed 12' Open Face Paint Booth draws air through the open front which is then exhausted

through the back‐wall filters. The booth complies with NFPA‐33, the top‐level safety code in the USA for

spray application of flammable or combustible materials. This model has also been tested and certified


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as an ETL‐Certified Booth by Intertek/ETL (Edison Testing Labs), an OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health

Administration) recognized NRTL (Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory). This certification is

mandatory by many local authori es for safe opera on and compliance. The stock model† of this booth

comes with the certification included with the booth price.

The basic specifications of the booth are:

12' W x 7' H x 8' D Inside dimensions

12'3" W x 7'1.5" H x 11' D Outside dimensions

UL listed tube axial fan and **3 phase motor with belt guard, pulleys & sheave

Belt guard is included to prevent accidental contact with belts and pulleys by fingers or other

objects

All 18‐gauge galvanized steel construction panels

48" 4‐tube fluorescent light fixtures with clear tempered glass in ceiling

20" x 20" fiberglass exhaust filters

Draft gauge

All hardware, fasteners, sealants

Assembly instructions

UL listed components

Filters Supplied: 24

Fan Size: 30"

3‐Phase motor

CFM: 10,104

Lights: 2

The ETL paint booth package with this model includes:

An ETL‐listed electrical control panel (Controls your lights and fan)

An air valve solenoid to interlock the fan motor and spray equipment

ETL label on the booth with the certification information for your local authorities

The unit comes equipped with an engineered Exhaust Chamber which filters the air (removing 99.85% of

particulate matter) as it exits the booth. An exhaust stack will be Installed to ventilate the booth to the

roof of the building. The booth Is supplied with a full set of Binks exhaust filters and a manometer to

indicate when filters need to be replaced. The unit is also supplied with standard sized, explosion proof

light fixtures and high‐powered fans and motors sized to create adequate airflow within the booth.

4.3 CONSTRUCTION:

Once the building construction is substantially completed, the plant will be outfitted with the production

equipment and machines, including the coating/spraying equipment. Building construction is estimated

to be completed by May 2020, such that the installation of the equipment would be done shortly

thereafter.


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The installation includes assembly of the mechanical and hand spray booth with the manufacturers

supplied parts, as well as installation of the required electrical work and ductwork for the inlet and

exhaust fans.

During the construction period (encompassing the installation of the spray coating equipment and

required ancillary equipment (e.g. electrical, fan and ductwork) minimal pollutants will be generated. It

is anticipated that only non‐hazardous solid waste will be generated, mainly from packing materials

used in the shipping of the goods from the manufacturer. Any non‐recyclable solid waste will be

deposited in a dumpster on the property (which will be leased from GFL Environmental Inc.). The waste

is periodically collected by GFL Environmental Inc. and disposed of at the Robin Hood Bay landfill.

Recyclable materials (e.g. wood pallets, metals) will be segregated and appropriately managed in

conformity with local regulatory requirements.

4.4 OPERATION:

4.4.1 Cabinet Making & Mill Shop Operations

This new cabinet making, and mill shop will be equipped with the machines that the Proponent uses at

its current location, plus some new equipment including the VEN SPRAY SMART spray coating system.

The designers and showroom facility produce a set of drawings for the plant to use to manufacture the

cabinets and counter tops and trims that are required for a given order. The shop then uses a CNC

cutting machine to quickly and accurately cut the components and panels for the cabinets. The CNC

machine is very productive and reduces waste materials to a minimum. Then the components are

assembled with glued and/or mechanical fastened joints. The trims are cut on manual table saws, miter

saws, sanders and other wood working machines to prepare and preassemble as necessary the

components that require coating or varnishing. The materials used are of various kinds depending on

the orders, i.e. prefinished solid wood or particle board types, and solid woods mostly requiring final

coatings. Other materials include glazing, mechanical fasteners and various doors and drawer hardware,

as well as countertops of a variety of materials (Arborite, Dupont Corian, or dimension stones such as

marbles, granites, ceramics).

Good housekeeping is essential in such plants, to eliminate any dust or other contamination that would

deteriorate in any way the quality of the finished product. Therefore, any environmental impact to the

surrounds of the plant are eliminated.

The wood/material cutting, and processing machines are connected to a dust collecting system that

takes out over 98% of the coarse and fine dust generated by the processing and handling. The dust

collector is located outside the building on the north side. The dust collector is serviced/emptied within

the enclosure such that there are no saw dust or dirt being handled outside, with the risk of

littering/contaminating the surrounds.

The spray coatings and equipment are described below. The spray coating equipment filters and

exhausts the air through the roof of the plant with stack heights of 7 meters or more.


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4.4.2 Spray Coating Equipment & Process

The spray coating equipment will be used in the workshop to paint cabinetry components such as doors,

drawer faces, trim sections, mouldings and similar assemblies. It Is anticipated that the booth will be

used only 12% of the working hours (over a year this would amount to periodic use for approximately 1

hours a day in 240 working days).

During operations, the exhaust fans will ventilate to the roof, after removal of the particulates and any

volatile organic compounds through the Installed filters. The air emissions will be minimal as the filters

remove 99.85% of the particulates.

Like the majority of spray coating done in cabinet making, Elite Kitchens & Design Inc., will use water‐

based paints, coatings and varnishes. The paint to be used will be thinned latex (thinning is required to

ensure smooth delivery through the paint sprayer) so that there will be minimal volatile emissions. The

newest machines such as the Proponent will be buying and installing are designed to effectively reduce

the overspray and the waste of coating products. Therefore, the scrubbing requirements of the exhaust

air streams are correspondingly reduced.

The filters on the spray equipment and spray booth are replaced regularly using the highest quality

filters. Again, the very high quality and appearance required of the finished products makes the coating

process absolutely essential. Filters that have excessive air flow resistance will not produce adequate

results with the coating operations and finishes. Consequently, the environmental impact of the air

emissions to the surrounds of the plant is essentially eliminated.

The solid hazardous waste generated during the operation of the Booth will consist of paint cans

containing paint residue. These will be disposed of as hazardous waste along with the other wastes

generated at the facility through a licensed hazardous waste company (GFL Environmental Inc. and

Enviro‐Systems provide these services).

Non‐recyclable solid waste (empty paint cans with minimal dried residue) will be deposited in a

dumpster on the property (which will be leased from GFL Environmental Inc.). The waste is periodically

collected by GFL Environmental Inc. and disposed of at the Robin Hood Bay landfill.

Elite Kitchens & Designs Inc. also uses a BECCA Solvent Recycler to recycle, reuse and reduce the

amounts of waste solvents and coatings. Appendix 3 presents information on the BECCA unit.

No resource conflicts are anticipated. No adverse environmental impacts are expected.

4.5 OCCUPATIONS:

There will be no requirement for additional skilled employees to operate the spray coating equipment

and hand spray booth. Existing operations and experienced staff of Elite Kitchens & Design Inc. will


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simply move from their existing location at 860B Torbay Road to the new facility. In‐house training for

existing employees who will be using the mechanical spray booth will be provided by the supplier

Venjakob North America Inc. and other Elite Kitchen & Design Inc. employees who will have experience

with this equipment.

4.6 PROJECT RELATED DOCUMENTS:

The site and building architectural and engineering design are being done and are expected to be

substantially completed by the end of November 2019. The consultants will generate and submit to the

client and to all authorities having jurisdiction the design documents and all other documents required

to obtain permits to build the building and develop the property as intended.

The list of documents and regulatory requirements are outlined in the Development Approval document

issued by the Town of Torbay to the proponent.

5 APPROVAL OF THE UNDERTAKING

A Development Approval in Principle has been granted by the Town of Torbay to construct a commercial

building to be used for kitchen cabinet manufacturing at 918 Torbay Road, as per letter issued to the

proponent on 9 April 2019. The letter of approval includes a long list of about 60 conditions and

regulatory requirements.

This letter is typical of a municipal approval to build conditional to meeting all other regulatory

requirements from municipal, provincial and federal authorities having jurisdiction. A copy of the

municipal approval document is presented in Appendix 4.

6 SCHEDULE

The construction of the building and initial site works are scheduled to start in December 2019, with a

planned completion of the building envelope, exterior and interior finishes by May 2020. Interior

outfitting of the building and installation of plant equipment would be done in June 202 to have building

occupancy by end of June 2020.


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7 FUNDING

The project does not depend on any government funding. The Proponent is financing the construction

of his new owner‐occupied building with a combination of corporate funds and commercial lending.

The total capital cost of the project is less than $5 million.


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8 APPENDIX 1 – ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

PERMIT HOLDERThis Permit Allows

To practice Professional Engineeringin Newfoundland and Labrador.Permit No. as issued by PEGNL N0428which is valid for the year 2019

Newfoundlandand LabradorPROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND GEOSCIENTISTS

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Innovative Development& Design Engineers Ltd.

Anderson House, 42 Power's CourtSt. John's, NL A1A 1B6

Tel: (709) 368-8870www.iddel.ca

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COPYRIGHT 2019 INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN ENGINEERS LTD.

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Room Schedule

Number Name Area101 Showroom 174 m²102 Office 14 m²103 Office 11 m²104 File Room 7 m²105 Office 11 m²106 Lunch Room 16 m²107 W.C. 7 m²108 W.C. 7 m²109 Manager's Office 23 m²110 Stock Room 20 m²111 Electrical Room 15 m²112 Mechanical Room 7 m²113 Garage 110 m²114 Warehouse/Shop 533 m²115 Spray Booth 107 m²116 Drying Booth 44 m²117 Hand Spray Booth 34 m²118 Storage Room 11 m²119 Rental Unit 167 m²120 W.C. 8 m²121 Dust Collecter Room 8 m²

Revision # Issued by Revision Date

Wall Schedule

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-Horizontal Vinyl Siding-Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.-67mm Nudura Rigid Insulation-152mm Concrete Core-67mm Nudura Rigid Insulation-Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.-12.7mm Gypsum Board

-12.7mm Gypsum Board-38x89 Wood Studs @ 406mm o.c.-12.7mm Gypsum Board

-12.7mm Gypsum Board-38x140 Wood Studs @ 406mm o.c.-12.7mm Gypsum Board

-12.7mm Gypsum Board-Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.-67mm Nudura Rigid Insulation-152mm Concrete Core-67mm Nudura Rigid Insulation-Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.-12.7mm Gypsum Board

-Horizontal Vinyl Siding-12.7mm Plywood Sheathing-38x140 Wood Studs @ 406mm o.c.-12.7mm Gypsum Board

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Vinyl Soffit/Fascia (Typ.)

152mm Nudura InsulatedConcrete Forms

12.7mm Anchor Bolt

Air Vapour Barrier

38x140mm Sill Plate

Horiz./Vert. Reinforcementas per Structural Eng.

Air Vapour Barrier

RSI 8.81 Blown in Insulation

19x140 Fascia Board

19x64 Wood Strapping

Granular Fill

Nudura FloorTechnology

200mm Concrete Slab

13mm Gypsum Board


Horizontal/Vertical Rebaras per Structural Eng.


Waterproof Membrane

150

Min

.

5mm Concrete Parge

150

Min

.

Finished Grade

Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.





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Drawing No.:

Drawing Title:

Project:

Client:



Drawn By:

Checked By:

Issue Date:

Elite Kitchens

2019-10-02 8:14:20 AM

A501

Roof/Floor Details

Phil Snow

2019/09/23

DR

HA

1 : 10Roof Detail1

A501 1 : 10Floor Detail2

A501




Waterproof Membrane

300mm ContinuousConcrete Footing

Undisturbed Soil

152mm Nudura Insulated Concrete Forms

Horizontal/Vertical Rebaras per Structural Eng.

Dowel

13mm Gypsum Board

Horizontal/Vertical Rebar as per Structural Eng.


Lintel Reinforcement as per Structural Eng.

Vapour Barrier lappedand sealed to DoorFrame

Opening Reinforcement asper Structural Eng.

Horiz. Vinyl SidingFurring Strips @ 406mm o.c.

Aluminum Drip Cap flashinginstalled below finish for full frame width

Door ThresholdExtended Door Framescrewed directly into Nudura Concrete Core

Exterior Pavement

Air Barrier Flashinginstalled as per Section 9.1of the Nadura Installation Manual

Lap Vapour Barrier to Contact Door Threshold

5mm Acrylic Parge

152mm Nudura TaperTop Form Unit BelowDoor Opening Only

200mm Concrete SlabOn Grade





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Drawing No.:

Drawing Title:

Project:

Client:



Drawn By:

Checked By:

Issue Date:

Elite Kitchens

2019-10-02 8:14:23 AM

A502

Door/Footing Details

Phil Snow

2019/09/23

DR

HA

1 : 10Footing Detail2

A5021 : 10Door Head/Threshold Detail1

A502




13mm Gypsum Board

Horizontal/Vertical Rebar as per Structural Eng.


Lintel Reinforcement as per Structural Eng.

Vapour Barrier lappedand sealed to WindowFrame

Wood Buck material fastenedto Concrete w/ embedded spiralfasteners in staggered pattern

Aluminum Drip CapFlashing

38x64mm Wood Blockingto permit concrete placement

38x38mm Rough Nailer

Window Sill ExtensionWindow Assembly

NOTE: Air barrier/drainage flashing to be installed around complete opening perimeter as per Section 9.1 of the NuduraInstallation Manual or as detailed by local applicable codes

38 M

in.

Vapor Barrier lappedand sealed to windowframe

Opening Reinforcementas per Structural Eng.

Horiz./Vert. Reinforcementas per Structural Eng.



Jamb Trim flashing tape sealed to EPS Foam Behind Finish

12.7mm Gypsum Board Return

Vapour Barrier lappedand sealed to Fram

Wooden Buck fastened to Concrete w/embedded spiral fasteners in staggeredpattern

152mm Nudura Insulated Concrete forms38 Min.

Opening Reinforcementas per Structural Eng.

12.7mm GypsumBoard





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Drawing No.:

Drawing Title:

Project:

Client:



Drawn By:

Checked By:

Issue Date:

Elite Kitchens

2019-10-02 8:14:28 AM

A503

Window Details

Phil Snow

2019/09/23

DR

HA

1 : 10Window Sill Detail1

A503 1 : 10Window Jamb Plan Detail2

A503




203

286

67

HorizontalVinyl Siding


Furring Strips@ 406mm o.c.

12.7mm Gypsum Board

152mm Nudura Insulated Concrete Forms

Outside corner Vinyl Trim

311311

181 181

Reinforcing Steel asper Structural Engineer

Spray Foam Insulationat end cap

286

Horiz. Vinyl Siding


Furring Strips @ 406mm o.c.12.7mm Gypsum Board





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Drawing No.:

Drawing Title:

Project:

Client:



Drawn By:

Checked By:

Issue Date:

Elite Kitchens

2019-10-02 8:14:35 AM

A504

Plan Details

Phil Snow

2019/09/23

DR

HA

1 : 1090 Corner Plan Detail1

A504

1 : 10T-Intersection Plan Detail2

A504




750

Min

.

900

1500

Min

.

ø 1500

460-480

1200 Min.

600 Min.

1200

Min

.

1500 Min.

1350 Min.

3055

450

min

.

Clear Area

Clear Area

Clear Area

LAV

P

GB1

GB2

TTD

PTD115

1050

Min

.

3055

CH

1200

Max

.

PUSH

300915

800-

1200

900-

1100

450 Min.

300 Max.

460-480

840-

920

400-

460

600-

700

810-

860

720

Min

.

680

Min

.

200 Min.

230 Min.

PTD1

1200

Max

.

LAV





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Drawing No.:

Drawing Title:

Project:

Client:



Drawn By:

Checked By:

Issue Date:

Elite Kitchens

2019-10-09 1:41:02 PM

A505

Enlarged WashroomPlan/Accessibility

Details

Phil Snow

2019/09/23

DR

HA

1 : 25Enlarged Washroom Plan1

A505

1 : 25Coat Hook Location2

A505

1 : 25Door Operator Location3

A505

1 : 25Typical Toilet Detail 14

A505

1 : 25Typical Toilet Detail 25

A505

1 : 25Typical Vanity Detail6

A505





26

9 APPENDIX 2 ‐ VEN SPRAY SMART SPRAY COATING MACHINE


33

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SOLVENT SAVER™

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• Reduces Your Hazardous Waste

Generation

• Able to process Conventional,

Alternative & Waterborne Solvents

• Listed Class I Division 1 Requirements

• CSA Listed to UL2208

• Fully Automated Cycle

• 2 Year Warranty—Longest in the

Industry

• BECCA Care™ - Local sales,

installation, training and service

BECCA Solvent Saver

Solvent Recycler HC (6 Gal) & SC (3 Gal)

Environmentally Sound Equipment Solutions for the Finishing Specialist

® ™

The

Professionals

Choice

CSA Listed per UL2208—Std for Solvent Distillation Units & for Class I Div 1

Ask us about our FREE test of your waste solvent for evaluation

In today’s environment, operations know

the meaning of efficiency, reduced cycle

time and variable cost reduction.

BECCA continues to redefine what a

Solvent Recycler supplier should do for

its customers:

Help Customers Succeed

Deliver Quality Products

Bring the Latest in Technology

Provide the Best Service

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It’s all about improving your productivity, finishing quality, & saving money.

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RECYCLERS

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solvent purchases and your Hazardous Waste

generation! The BECCA Solvent Saver™ is simply the

most practical, cleanest and most cost effective solution

for your solvent recovery needs.

Through a distillation process, the BECCA Solvent

Saver™ separates contaminants from the original

solvent. The result is clean, distilled solvent ready for

reuse.

Processed residues from the distillation and recycling of

solvents solidify and remain in a special bag for safe and

easy disposal.

Caution! - Do not use with products containing Nitrocellulose

Product Specifications Boiler Capacity: HC—6 Gal (27l) / SC-3 Gal (13 l)

Working Temp: 104—393°F (40—200°C)

Heating : Indirect - Thermic Oil

Cooling : Air—Fan

Recovery Rate: 95—100%

Electrical: 220 Volt 1 Phase

Amperage: HC—10 Amp / SC—5 Amp

Dimensions: 43”H x 33”W x 26” D

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Stainless Steel Tank & Lid, Ultra Powder

Coat Finish, One Touch Controls

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Shipping: Freight

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2010 Cobb International Blvd

Suite H

Kennesaw, GA 30152

T 800. 655.5649

F 800. 655. 5684

www.beccainc.com

[email protected]


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