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This company was having bottled water delivered to its converted office. The kitchen was located on the second floor and space was relatively tight. Full and empty bottles had become a nuisance, taking up valuable space and blocking access to certain areas.
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For a large bank, Atlas was chosen to design, install and maintain a whole building reverse osmosis water system to feed approximately 50 water coolers and a large number of automatic coffee makers throughout the building, as well as ice machines in a food service kitchen.
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For a major regional integrated health system, Atlas was selected to install a central, whole building reverse osmosis drinking water system to feed a large number of water coolers, automatic coffee makers and ice makers within the hospital.
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After 9/11, Atlas was contacted by a major international airport to install central reverse osmosis drinking water systems in nine administrative buildings within the airport complex. The weekly deliveries of bottled water were viewed as another area of potential security risk.
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A multi-unit specialty coffee retailer was having a series of different problems at various locations, all related to poor water quality and improper installations by various plumbing companies. Impure water was causing equipment breakdowns and poor tasting beverages.
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When this well known operation opened its first restaurant, Atlas was asked to set up a water treatment system to feed a steam exchange unit that was very water quality sensitive.
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The operator of this restaurant has previously owned and operated restaurants in other parts of the country where water hardness was common. This had caused higher dishwasher chemical usage, reduced water heater efficiency and the need to frequently change out cartridge filters.
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The client had pre-existing, multiple wall mounted water purification units installed throughout the lab. Each individual unit required servicing approximately every 3 weeks. Subsequent to each service, the water quality had to be tested to ascertain USP standards.
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Client was using straight DI vessels with minimal pre-treatment and without reverse osmosis (RO). The result was inconsistent water quality and no established specifications against which to measure.
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The client’s pre-existing skid mounted water purification system was deemed incapable of meeting current USP standards for meeting consistent, reliable purified water standards as they moved from an R&D stage to production.
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The client needed Type 1 reagent grade water and was evolving to the point where purified water was required at more than one lab within the facility.
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Atlas provides prompt DI service for all customers requiring it....
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A Salisbury family with private well water was experiencing severe orange staining and corrosion throughout their home. After testing, Atlas determined the cause to be a high concentration of iron in the water, combined with a low pH level.
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An Ashland family with town-supplied municipal water was experiencing staining and corrosion inside their home, as well as skin irritation and sensitivity as a reaction to the impurities in the water.
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A Boxford family was dealing with water that seemed drinkable but caused unsightly staining, creating concern about the overall safety of the water. Atlas was called and determined that hard water and high iron levels were to blame.
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