Global Filter for Food and Beverage Manufacturing Applications
Halal & Kosher compliant! We have obtained various certifications.
The Japan Filtration Group handles "Global Filters." "NSF Certification" and compliant with "Halal, Kosher." Certificates for each certification are available. You can check them via the PDF download below. 【Used for safe drinking water and food】 ■USCFR Section 177 - Materials confirmed to be safely used as indirect food additives ■ANSI / NSF-61 - Evaluation and certification of materials/products for safe use in drinking water - Conducting extraction tests to identify the presence of toxicologically significant substances ■BSE / TSE Free - No animal-derived ingredients ■Halal & Kosher - No animal-derived ingredients - Certification obtained *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Pleated Depth Cartridge ■ Pleated Membrane Cartridge ■ Pleated High Flow Depth Cartridge ■ Two-Component Polyolefin Depth Cartridge ■ Melt Blown Polypropylene Cartridge *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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BS-02 A household food waste processor. It decomposes your household food waste in one day. It reduces the effort of taking out the trash every day and frees you from the odors of kitchen food waste. ○ A popular series with cumulative sales of over 20,000 units. ○ If you use it correctly while adhering to the maximum input amount of 2 kg per day, you can maintain its decomposition performance for a long time (with many examples of use for over 10 years) without needing to add or replace the decomposition bacteria (substrate), significantly reducing running costs.
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BC-10 【Case Study: NPO Seimei Dream Farm】 ○ Introduced in 2020 〇 Seimei Community Center, which was the first public community center in Fukui Prefecture to declare its commitment to the United Nations SDGs, composts food waste such as leftovers and kitchen scraps from households using BioClean, and is engaged in organic cultivation and sales of vegetables.
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BC-30 【Case Study: Koshima, Kagoshima Prefecture】 ○Introduced in 2017 ○It was implemented for the purpose of composting kitchen waste generated from households on the island.
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BC-300 【Case Study: Kagawa Prefectural Agricultural Experiment Station】 ○ Introduced in 2011 ○ Used in composting experiments for agricultural crop residues. ○ Large machines above BC-200 come with a lift for automatic feeding of kitchen waste, allowing for easy operation in handling large amounts of kitchen waste.
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BC-500 【Case Study: Hitachi City School Lunch Joint Cooking Facility】 ○ Introduced in 2004 ○ Used for composting school lunch leftovers (5,300 meals/day). ○ The compost after processing is registered as fertilizer in Ibaraki Prefecture and is being utilized.
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Inside the device This is a photo of the processing layer inside the organic waste processor, Bio Clean. When organic waste is added, the stirring rod rotates and stirs while heating the microbial substrate, promoting the decomposition of the organic waste by microorganisms. More than 85% of the added organic waste is decomposed within a day.
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Composting of kitchen waste This is an image of the decomposition of kitchen waste using the BioClean kitchen waste processor. More than 85% of the kitchen waste put in is decomposed within a day. The small amount of decomposition residue, such as plant fibers, becomes part of the substrate, so there is no need to remove it each time.
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Compost derived from kitchen waste: "Genki Compost Hitachi-kun" The compost "Genki Compost Hitachi-kun," made from the decomposition of leftover school meals in Hitachi City, has been verified for its effectiveness based on the Fertilizer Control Law. Ibaraki Prefecture Fertilizer Registration No. 1637. Main component content: Total nitrogen 3.4%, total phosphorus 0.6%, total potassium 0.9%, carbon to nitrogen ratio (C/N ratio) 12.0, moisture content 10.8%.
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