ZEI's DustREADY™ 49 is Now on the PennDOT Publication 447 Approved Products List for use in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Stop Air Borne Dust on Roads
CLEVELAND, Nov. 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- ZEI announced today that their DustREADY™ 49 has been approved for the use of road dust control in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by The Center for Dirt and Gravel Roads (CDGR). ZEI submitted DustREADY™ 49 for inclusion on the Approved Product List in the PennDOT Publication 447. Publication 447 contains a listing of approved Products or Processes that meet the Bureau of Municipal Services specification requirements and are eligible for Liquid Fuels Funds for use on municipal maintenance and construction projects. The Program has strict standards that prohibit the use of environmentally harmful materials or practices. This means that ZEI had DustREADY™ 49 tested for affects to wild life and fish, as well as, for performance and toxicity and have met or exceeded their stringent requirements. ZEI is privileged to have received a recommendation from CDGR to add DustREADY™ 49 to the Publication 447 Product Approval Listing. Click here for a copy of the compliance letter.
In a hot dry climate or even in the winter months, untreated roadways and industrial lots can produce airborne dust. Ultimately it can impact delivery schedules, increase downtime for operations, create unhealthy conditions, create violations/fines, and can actually produce explosive atmospheres. DustREADY™ 49 provides dust control for dirt and gravel roadways by binding the road surface particles together. Water evaporates from the product as it dries, and the high viscosity naturally sticky material traps the dust particles. In addition, after rain, DustREADY™ 49 reconstitutes and provides continued dust control once dry. DustREADY™ 49 increases the load bearing capacity of all soils and creates a hard tightly bound road that increases traction and skid resistant surfaces. This greatly reduces, or eliminates the need for grading because of wash boarding or potholes and wheel rutting.
ZEI's DustREADY™ product line has a variety of dust control products specifically developed to not only sustain low airborne dust from unpaved roads, but also to stabilize and seal the roads, while still being cost effective. This dust control line will also allow oilfield service, exploration, and industrial manufacturing companies to minimize roadway maintenance and unnecessary cost due to erosion. Be sure to take advantage of all of ZEI's DustREADY™ dust control products specifically developed to reduce costs associated with high dust levels.
"We are proud to have DustREADY™ 49 pass the CDGR Program's rigorous requirements and to have it now included on the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Approved Product list for purchase with Program funds," said Dr. Timothy Drake, ZEI's Vice President of Marketing and Product Development. "This product affords the state an environmentally friendly option when dealing with dust control and provides a very economical solution for their needs."
To learn more about DustREADY™ product line and ZEI, please visit www.zinkan.com/DustREADY. ZEI's proprietary dust control chemistry can save you money and keep dust under control.
About ZEI
ZEI is an Ohio based manufacturing services company that focuses on water-related markets. They provide chemicals to clean and re-use water for industrial processes, to control air-Dust dust levels, to control freezing, and to keep closed loop systems (boilers & cooling towers) operating at peak efficiency. They are a solutions oriented company, in that they can provide the chemicals, equipment, and service to address the issue at hand. Their professional field personnel are backed by a staff of analytical chemists, an extensive logistical network with decades of experience in water-based chemistry. Their commercial staff is available around the clock and can deliver products anywhere in the world. Contact Tim Drake, VP of Marketing and Product Development, for additional information. Phone: 800.229.6801.
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