Kan Klean Industrial Applications
Work Site Cleaning
Non-Tox & Worker-Safe
Non-Flammable & Safe for Oil and Gas Sites
Reduces Hazardous Waste Disposal Costs
Sewage Cleaning, Water Treatment
Breaks Down Grease & Fat Buildup
Decompose Organic Waste Efficiently
Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable
Remediation, Oil Spills Clean Up
Raid Oil and Hydrocarbon Breakdown
Safe for Soil, Sand & Shorelines
Significantly Reduces Hazardous Waste Volume
Irrigation System
Eliminate Algae In Irrigation Lines
Prevents Clogging & Blockage
Non-Toxic to Plants & Soil
Machinery Cleaning
Safe on All Surfaces
Easy to Rinse, Quick to Dry
Non-Flammable, Non-corrosive & Residue Free
Community Facilities Cleaning
Effective Germ & Bacteria Control
Non-Toxic & Biodegradable
Storm Drain & Waterway Safe
Cleaning Truths: What's costing You More Than You Think
Why Grease Buildup is Costing You More Than You Think
Grease and sludge buildup in industrial pipelines often go unnoticed – until they cause serious issues. Over time, restricted flow and pressure buildup can lead to equipment strain, process inefficiencies, and complete system blockages. The consequences aren’t just technical – they’re costly, often resulting in production downtime, emergency repairs, and lost revenue.
Why Algae in Irrigation Systems Is a Bigger Problem Than You Think
Algae buildup in irrigation systems is often ignored, but its impact is far-reaching. It can clog lines, reduce water pressure, and create uneven distribution – leading to poor crop hydration, lower yields, and plant stress. Worse, algae-contaminated water may harbor harmful bacteria or toxins that can affect produce quality and pose risks to those who consume it. Regular inspection and proper water treatment are critical to protecting both your harvest and the health of end consumers.
Hidden Risk to Safety and Efficiency in Unclean Facilities
Unclean facilities pose more than just aesthetic issues – they can lead to serious safety risks and operational inefficiencies. Slippery surfaces increase the chance of accidents, while bacterial buildup and neglected equipment cleaning can result in health hazards and reduced performance. Maintaining cleanliness across floors, machinery, and shared spaces is essential for ensuring worker safety, regulatory compliance, and smooth operations.
Cleaning vs. Treating Wastewater:
What’s the Difference?
There’s a common misconception that cleaning wastewater systems means simply removing visible debris or flushing lines. True treatment, however, goes deeper – addressing the breakdown of organic matter and reducing biological load at the microbial level. Without proper treatment, wastewater systems may fail to meet environmental standards or function efficiently, leading to long-term complications in both municipal and industrial operations.