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What's new at Filter Tech of Georgia?
Filter Tech of Georgia, Inc. becomes exclusive Georgia distributor of
WaterRight® Water Treatment Systems.
Tyrone,
Georgia - Filter Tech announces the addition of WaterRight Treatment Systems to
its stable of high quality water filtration products. Water-Right is a
Wisconsin based company incorporated in 1963 as a manufacturer of
multi-application water equipment. As
a company, Water-right is focused on manufacturing a single piece of equipment
that handles multiple water problem areas. Water-Right's strength lays in
its patented Crystal-Right silica crystals. "The 'zeolite'
crystals provide better filtration and superior removal of hardness, iron and
manganese while raising pH levels of acidic water. In addition, the
crystal media backwashes more thoroughly than ordinary resins."
Water-Right's systems offer single-pass systems that cover multiple problem
areas where expensive multiple-stage systems are almost always required.
The
addition of Water-Rights equipment follows Filter Techs philosophy of
using the best-quality, most economical method of approaching a water
application.
In the past, Filter Tech has designed and built multi-stage
systems to handle difficult  water
problems.
The Water-Right systems now allows the treatment of difficult water
problems in most cases with just one system, chemical free, says Billy
Lasiter.
Water-Right opens the doors to tremendous opportunities for Filter
Tech dealers.
The key is using the best equipment available for the specific water
problem.
Depend on Filter Tech of Georgia and Water
Right to solve your most difficult water problems.... a winning combination!
Filter Tech of
Georgia plans to offer Water-Right® equipment in July, 2001.
Filter Tech of Georgia, Inc. becomes the master distributor of Dosatron®
chemical feed systems in Georgia
Dosatron is a non-electric chemical feed pump
whose use fits perfectly in areas where electricity is not available for
injecting chemicals into the water line. The company's product dates back
to the French countryside in 1973. A French veterinarian developed a pump
to inject medicine into the water of the local farmer's sick herd. The
vetrinarian's brothers picked up the idea of the non-electric feed pump and
developed an international company manufacturing the sophisticated pumps for
industries requiring efficient injection of chemicals. Dosatron opened an
office in The United States in 1986 and has since expanded to over 100
nations.
 There
are many advantages to the Dosatron chemical feed system. First and
foremost, the pump does not require electricity
since water pressure is its only power source. It is designed to be fitted
directly onto the water line which allows the chemical feed system to be placed
anywhere, including barns, poultry houses and well houses. It is
also unaffected by power outages and lightening strikes. Second, chemicals
are drawn into the pump and mixed with water internally during the pumping
process, so venturi injectors are no longer necessary. Finally, the amount
of concentrate is directly proportional to the volume of water entering the
pump, regardless of variations in flow or pressure which may occur in the main
line. The Dositron works only when the water runs, no switches or control
boxes needed. Also, all models of the Dostron offer external ratio
adjustments for customizing the flow of chemical.
Dosatron chemical feed systems are currently available
through your Filter Tech of Georgia dealers.
Filter
Tech Sponsors first running team...
If you find yourself watching The Peachtree
Road Race either on TV or live in Buckhead, look carefully for the Filter Tech
of Georgia logo. There will be two runners wearing the logo on specially
designed sweat-wicking t-shirts. The runners are none other than Billy's
own twin sons, Mark and Chris. Chris is an avid international runner with
a total of FOUR marathons under his belt. This will be his sixth Peachtree
in the last three decades. Mark is also a recreational runner who hopes
just to finish! Don't expect either of these guys to have a chance at
winning, but they are both seeded in the first time group behind the invited and
sub-seeded runners.
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