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Company Profile
Contact Information
Contact: Fritz Egger, Marketing Mgr.
Phone: 800-331-2277
Email: jwce@jwce.com
Website: http://www.jwce.com
Location
JWC Environmental
290 Paularino
Costa Mesa CA 92626-3314
Factories in: California, George, Virginia and United Kingdom.
Articles
Hawaii food producer takes big bite out of waste costs
March 1, 2013
Faced with escalating waste disposal haul-away costs, one of Hawaii’s largest food manufacturers and distributors sought out a new solution -- a giant grinder that literally chewed the company's disposal costs in half.
Read MoreScreen for removing wastewater solids, debris unveiled
October 22, 2008
Internally fed fine screen ideal for the removal of wastewater solids and debris using woven wire panels or perforated plates. The 0.5-6.0 mm openings remove unwanted material from the Read More
New Products
Two-Shafted Grinder for Processing High-Volume Solids
August 3, 2011
The Macho Monster model 70000 two-shafted grinder features an extra-large robust cutting chamber designed specifically for processing high-volume solids in heavy-duty industrial dry grinding applications, food waste receiving, petrochemical and Read More
Redesigned automated septage receiving system filters trash before plant entry
August 3, 2009
The automated septage receiving system uses a combination of grinding, solids removal, washing and dewatering to remove unwanted trash before septage is allowed to enter a wastewater treatment plant. The Read More
