Finnish Company Supplies VOC Incinerator to Taiwan

09 February 2012

Finnish environmental technology company, Ehovoc has supplied a Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) treatment plant to a Taiwanese print company, flexo print with an option for the delivery of another VOC incineration plant later as part of the largest sale in the company's history.

The company said that its catalytic incineration plants purify polluting VOC gas emissions, which are usually organic solvent, and a by-product of various industrial processes such as printing and painting and are dangerous to health and the environment.

According to Ehovoc the incineration plant it has supplied to flexo print was ready for installation upon delivery, and therefore easily be integrated in the customer's production process without causing lengthy production breaks.

The installation utilises wireless technology in the operation of the plant and maintenance reporting, which the company said means that it only takes a few seconds to get the results to sent to a mobile phone.

The incinerator has also been designed with aesthetics in mind, according to the company.

Ehovoc claimed that it has delivered over fifty incineration plants to various companies around Europe, including Pirelli, Panasonic, Foxcon, Ruukki, Rettig and Fermion.

Europe and North America have strict VOC gas emission regulations, and according to the company the hardening of the legislation in Asia, China and India has opened up new markets.


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