Dust control and soil stabilisation products World Enzymes Australia a company that produces Endurazyme, Enzymatic, Dustmatt and Wetless products formulated for the control of odour and effluent and soils stabilisation for roads and the mining industry have opened two new websites to simplify the information availability and speed up searches. http://www.dustmatt.com and http://www.enzymatic.biz Below are some very brief details of the company's products and the URL's that will give further detailed information quickly. To contact the company please click here and give a few details of your enquiry. Endurazyme Export For the stabilisation and dust control of clay based soils, this product is used in depths of 100mm to 300+mm and is included in the water binding process during construction. Click below for our online manual. 1litre treats 35.5 cubic metres of compacted soil. Endurazyme Web site
Dustmatt Specifically formulated for stabilising and binding of low plastic to non plastic index soils, this can be stabilised to a depth or sprayed on as a surface treatment for dust control. Click below for our online manual. Application rates vary from 2% to 15% for re-vegetation to low traffic areas 20% to 30% for high traffic volumes. Dustmatt Web site
Wetless specifically formulated for wetting out difficult to wet soils, save water and increase depth of penetration keeping the surface green for about 10 times longer, thereby saving water usage. 1 litre treats 1000L of water. For further information please click below. Wetless Web site
Enzymatic Is a high performance, non-toxic and 100% biodegradable multiple enzyme at the forefront of the modern Australian bio-technology industry. It breaks down oils and greases in septic tanks, sludge treatment ponds, grease traps, floors, drains and pipes making it easier for the bacteria to consume any organic waste matter. At the same time, it rapidly eliminates odours. Application rates vary from 1 to 20 to 1 to 50,000 to1 depending on the problem and the system in place. This is shipped in concentrate form and will require decanting on site. Enzymatic Web site
Since its inception in 1989, World Enzymes Australia, now a division of Mitebridge Pty Ltd has developed and is continuing to develop a broad base of knowledge and application expertise in a wide variety of specialised areas.
Primarily focused in soil stabilisation and waste control the company has continued to develop its product range and define its market niche. By combining our enzyme technologies with recent research and development into polymer products, the company is emerging as a strong and competent performer in the area of applied chemistry.
All of this is consistent with their central theme - a company committed to combining innovative chemical technologies with sound engineering principle
Contact details: World Enzymes Australia, phone 61+07 3871 0508 or any of the above links.
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