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Does PRAB offer customized fluid filtration solutions?

Yes. PRAB offers fully customized solutions engineered to meet the unique challenges of each facility’s scrap handling, fluid recycling, and wastewater treatment needs. Every manufacturer generates different waste streams and operates under specific production requirements, making customized system design essential for efficiency, compliance, and long-term reliability.


How PRAB Delivers Customized Solutions

  • Application Engineering: PRAB’s team evaluates your scrap type, coolant chemistry, wastewater composition, production flow, and space constraints to design a tailored solution rather than a one-size-fits-all system.
  • Lab Testing & Pilot Programs: Before system design, PRAB can run lab tests and pilot trials on actual customer samples to verify treatment effectiveness and optimize system sizing. This ensures regulatory compliance and performance validation.
  • Modular & Integrated Systems: PRAB designs systems that integrate multiple processesβ€”such as metal chip shredding, fluid filtration, and automated pH adjustmentβ€”into one continuous, automated line. This maximizes uptime and reduces manual handling.
  • Scalability: Systems can be scaled to handle anything from small CNC shops to large, multi-line manufacturing plants, with future expansion considered during design.
  • Compliance by Design: Customized solutions are engineered to meet federal, state, and local environmental regulations, ensuring facilities pass audits and avoid costly violations.

Examples of PRAB Customization


Customer Value:
Customized solutions from PRAB help manufacturers:

  • Increase metal scrap value and reclaim coolants.
  • Reduce energy and disposal costs.
  • Improve worker safety and plant cleanliness.
  • Extend equipment life with integrated, automated systems.
  • Achieve long-term sustainability and environmental compliance.

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