Cleaner Phosphoric Recycling Systems (CPR Systems) Announces the Installation of a Metal Pretreatment with Recycling System at Dreiling Enterprises

South Bend, IN, October 10, 2009 --(PR.com)-- CPR Systems has installed a Cleaner Phosphoric Recycling System (CPR System) at Dreiling Enterprises. Located in Hays, Kansas, Dreiling Enterprises operates as a metal fabrication and powder coating shop. The integration of the CPR System’s 1 step cleaner, phosphate process using high-pressure hot water provided a reliable pretreatment method. The closed loop recycling system eliminated wash water discharge and EPA permitting and reporting.

Dreiling Enterprises recently constructed an addition on to their facility and made the acquisition of new capital equipment. Dreiling Enterprises purchased a new coating booth from Wagner and an oven from Wisconsin Oven. The addition of the CPR System pretreatment and recycling equipment Dreiling Enterprises now has a fully operational process to clean, powder coat and bake anything that comes through their doors. From first contact to the installation and training of proper use techniques CPR Systems worked on less than a three-month turn-around timeline.

The CPR System is a division of T. George Podell & Co Inc. The CPR System cleans, degreases and provides a phosphate coating to metal substrates before the painting process in one step. This process provides increased paint adhesion, reduced chemical usage, EPA environmental compliance and a 14-day no flash rust guarantee at 50% humidity.

For additional information on the CPR System, contact George Podell or visit www.cprsystemsonline.com. Budgetary quotations and other information are available upon request. Please visit their award winning website for up-to-date information, www.cprsystemsonline.com or their blog at http:///solution.cprsystemsonline.com for pictures and videos of current projects.

About CPR Systems – The leader in high-pressure spray wand phosphate cleaning system with recycling. The CPR System provides the cleaning power of a 5-stage washer in one step. The wash water including the chemical cleaner is collected and recycled for continuous use. Designed for large metal products, the CPR System high pressure, cleaning phosphate method is the definition of a lean manufacturing technology. The CPR System is energy efficient, environmental compliant, easy to use and operates on a low chemical consumption platform. CPR Systems is a member of National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM) and the National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA).

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