Entries by Industrial Degreasers

Tristan’s Internship Experience

When I first learned about the Ecolink internship, it caught my interest to say the least. I’ve always been passionate about the environment, so working with a company that emphasizes environmental issues and sustainability like Ecolink is a big priority for me. Plus, being able to work remotely and on my own schedule was great […]

What Are Some Anti-Algae Chemicals for Cooling Towers?

Algae is a simple plant and only needs a few things to prosper: water, sunlight, and nutrients like carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus. This simple recipe makes cooling towers an ideal place for algae to set up shop.   However, accumulation can cause serious problems for the health and efficiency of systems, which is why an understanding […]

What Is Trichloroethylene Used for?

What is Trichloroethylene used for? Trichloroethylene, also known as TCE, is a popular organic solvent used in both industrial and commercial applications. However, TCE is becoming increasingly controversial due to the many negative health effects that come with exposure to this solvent. Read on to learn more about what trichloroethylene is used for, and the […]

Is There Trichloroethylene in Drinking Water?

Proper waste disposal, especially when handling hazardous chemicals, is extremely important to ensure the safety of the environment and all surrounding life. Unfortunately, toxic chemicals are not always disposed of correctly, and sometimes other factors, such as leaks from storage tanks or spills, can lead to the presence of contaminants in the environment.   One example […]

Why Are There Trichloroethylene Regulation?

Trichloroethylene, commonly referred to as TCE, has recently experienced a sudden increase in price. Though still widely used in the U.S. for various industrial applications, the solvent has been heavily regulated and even banned in certain countries.   With the increase in prices and trichloroethylene regulations, this solvent is decreasing in popularity.  TCE Uses  Some […]