(Lenting, August 2, 2010) With the shower channel LINEARIS Compact the draining specialist KESSEL is extending its collection of channels to eight. The channel is 60 millimetres wide and has an extremely low overall installation height of only 80 millimetres – making it particularly good for bathroom renovation or refurbishment work. Despite its flat design, LINEARIS Compact has a draining capacity of 24l/min without threshold and 45l/min with 10 millimetres threshold. The channel has a nominal width of Ø50, is available in four different lengths ranging from 750 to 1,150 millimetres and has a water seal head of 22 millimetres.

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Better informed with the “KESSELcompact” newsletter and the “KESSEL AG Newsfeed”

(Lenting, 28.07.2010) “Always up-to-date” is the motto chosen by the drainage specialist KESSEL for its information campaign. As part of the campaign, the company has launched the English newsletter “KESSELkompakt” and the “KESSEL AG Newsfeed”. The idea is to inform international customers better and more quickly about company news in future, as well as about interesting subjects from the drainage sector as a whole.

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(Lenting, 8th July 2010) Effective immediately, the drainage specialist KESSEL will be presenting its bathroom drains collection of the brand KesselDesign on its own homepage at www.kessel-design.com. The brand KesselDesign is one of KESSEL AG's own brands that stand for high-quality design and technically sophisticated bath drain products. In addition to information about the brand and the topic of bathroom renovation, the new homepage also contains all sorts of information about the products themselves.

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(Lenting, Germany  March 15, 2010) The KESSEL Company has been awarded the world renown ‚red dot design award’ in the category ‚product design’ for the new KesselDesign drain program. This is one of the largest and most well known design competitions in the world which grants awards only to products engineered to such a level that they clearly stand out above the rest.

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(Lenting, Germany – March 2, 2010) the drainage specialist KESSEL has newly developed a polymer pumpstation integrated in a System 600 inspection chamber.  The system is ideal for pumping non-sewage wastewater or surface water collected below sewer level, for connection after an underground grease separator to insure operation even during backwater occurrences and for use as a dewatering system.  The system is designed for underground installation.

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(Lenting, Germany - February 4, 2010) The drainage specialist KESSEL is bringing a never seen before grease separator accessory to the market: the SonicControl system – an ultrasound sensor for fully automated grease layer detection.  With this new system, grease separator operators and disposal companies with have on-demand data of the grease thickness layer inside a grease separator.  This will allow grease separator operators to only dispose of separators when they are completely full which will be a great aide in reducing disposals and costs.

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(Lenting, January 12, 2009) The newest generation of the KESSEL INNO-CLEAN wastewater treatment system was introduced at the 2009 BAU Exhibition in Munich, Germany. Standard sized systems are now offered in a single tank configuration, access covers have been reduced to a single cover and the treatment system itself is now located directly below the access cover. The high treatment efficiency has remained the same employing the biological treatment process which cleans domestic wastewater without the use of any chemicals.

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(Lenting, January 12, 2009) KESSEL has expanded its line of high efficiency Class I coalescence separators with the addition of a new NS 3 separator. Coalescence separators are used to extract potentially environmentally harmful fuels and oils from the wastewater stream before they enter the groundwater supply or public watershed areas - they are commonly used in gasoline stations, car washes or fuel transfer stations.

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