Leather Tannery & Hide Processing
Water efficiency, sustainability and wastewater are just some of the challenges faced by leather tanning and processing plants.
The waste water generated by tanning operations is also problematic due to the fact that it can yield high concentrations of both organic and inorganic pollutants. Therefore, water treatment and filtration are of paramount importance to these types of industries.
Integra offer a wide range of water related solutions including: Chemical Water Treatment, Wastewater, Water Re-use, to Pre-Treatment, Filtration and Desalination, as well as a full range of Cleaning, Hygiene and Sanitising options.
Our wealth of knowledge allows us to deliver programs to improve profitability, maintain a high level of operational safety, exceed waste water goals, and reduce energy costs.
Our total solution packages offer benefits to every stage of your production cycle.
From industrial turn-key water and wastewater treatment plants to all related equipment, chemical products and servicing, we not only supply everything you need, but we can modify, design, install, upgrade, refurbish, and maintain it as well.
We have all your bases covered; strategists, designers, engineers, product specialists, and experienced on-site technicians. Our technicians are experts in their chosen field and fully trained in all aspects of the equipment and services we provide.
Our specialists provide solutions for businesses throughout all of Australia, Asia and beyond.
Integra also offer a full range of industrial Cleaning & Hygiene Solutions and products (including washes, detergents, and disinfectants) as well as highly effective potable water treatments to protect against pathogens and diseases, fully safeguarding every aspect of your business.
With all requirements easily assimilated under one plan, we deliver streamlined solutions for the best results with the lowest possible operating costs.
For more information on how Integra can revolutionise your business, contact an Integra specialist today.
