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“Zak. Just got a report back from our poultry trial. Broiler Barn. Prior to using us they used to have a final weight of 9.15 lbs now they have a final weight of 9.69 lbs and this is without doing all our recommendations. The death loss used to be 7% and is now 4.9% The feed conversion used to be 1.76 and is now 1.71 The pullets are as big as the roosters and the feathers never looked better. The manager from the integrator wants to look at putting this in all their farms” They have 300 independent growers and 20+ company farms and raise approximately 20 million chickens per year.

We are so happy with the ultrasonic algae treatment you did a trial with in Egypt.I talked to Abdelnaser from EMAAR operation team. He told me that the trial went well. They managed to control over 90% of the algae without using any chemicals.
He has suggested the use of the product in all lagoons.

On a pivot, we use a collector ring at the top of the pivot facing towards the end. This enables better production. In a recent trial we did in Alberta, Canada, a customer used it on a pivot with a canola application. The customer told us that they had seen an increase of 4-5 bushels per acre on their canola, where they had used our Ultrasonic Frequency Descaler. This would have amounted to a 3/4 increase in profit above the cost of the equipment they purchased from us, and now they get to use it year after year without any cost but electricity, which is relatively minimal

A customer used our hard water, calcium buildup and our Ultrasonic Frequency Descaler. Our first experiment before going to market was a boiler. Their 180,000 BTU boiler in the dairy barn has been in service for six years. They had to clean the boiler every four months by manually removing and washing the scale. The boiler typically would last about eight years. They were skeptical but decided to do a trial with the Puroxi Descaler. 2 months after the Puroxi Descaler was installed before the boiler, the scale started to loosen up and fell to the bottom of the boiler. In 6 months, the heating pipes were all clean, leaving about 4″ of debris on the base. They removed the debris. After this was cleaned, they had to turn the heat down from 170 F to 150 F as the pressure relief went off.