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Noxon’s team of field service technicians have a superior presence at the plant of our customers. Meet Lars and Bertil, 2 dedicated members of our service crew who’s daily task is to secure the availability of Noxon decanter centrifuges. Together with our customers the service activity is planned and executed to disturb the dewatering as little as possible. For successful and cost-effective dewatering, contact Noxon.

Sealings fill an important function in protecting the bearing from dirt and at the same time ensuring that the lubrication stays in place. Together with suppliers Noxon is now running a long term test in a designed test-rigg to evaluate how we can make our robust seals even better.

Dewatering equipment such as centrifuges are often made of steel, a material that generates around 2000kg of CO2-emission for every tonne produced

When a renovated decanter centrifuge is put back into service, a significant environmental saving is obtained; In relation to a new centrifuge an equivalent of 8 metric tonnes CO2-emissions is saved.

This corresponds to the CO2-emissions of driving around 40 000 km with an average car, or all the way around the world!

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Decanter centrifuges often holds a crucial position in waste water treatment plants. Running long hours and often around the clock, they will eventually wear out and need to be repaired.

At the Noxon workshop in Fjärås we have extensive experience in renovating rotors for decanter centrifuges. This is a service that we have offered our customer since the company started in 1987.

The operations includes sand blasting, welding, turning, hard-metal application and balancing. When delivered the decanter is set to operate for another period of  long term sludge treatment at the wastewater treatment plant.

We welcome Kristian Skoglund to the Noxon After Sales Team! Kristian joined Noxon this autumn and will contribute to the service activities on the Noxon installed base around the globe