The draining specialist KESSEL has now developed an automatic measuring device for light liquid separators. SonicControl provides three warning devices in one. An alarm is not only triggered in the event of backwater, in other words as soon as the maximum permissible level of light liquid has been reached in the separator, it also monitors oil and sludge layers down to the last centimetre. The values can easily be read off at the control unit. No complex visual checks are necessary. "Since the measuring device continually provides the exact level of the oil and sludge layer, early planning for disposal is guaranteed," Joachim Ziob, Product Manager for Separator Systems at KESSEL, explains. That saves time and costs. Retrofit installation in all KESSEL light liquid separators is also possible. [> more information]

Being involved in the planning and construction field often means that customized solutions are required, the standard catalogued items simply do not meet specification. In these cases you need to turn to a professional who has the competence and experience of handling your project. Please continue reading to learn about the 313@Somerset project in Singapore which is a perfect example of how KESSEL can be your professional partner for customized drainage solutions. [> more information]

The drainage specialist KESSEL is anticipating a sharp increase in demand for shower channels in the next few years. “The turnover in this segment increased significantly in the first six months of this year. For this reason, KESSEL will be further expanding both its range of shower channels and the sales network,” Alexander Kessel, Director of Sales, Marketing and Human Resources, explains. [> more information]

(Lenting, 8th of July 2011) The drainage specialist KESSEL has invested 1.5 million Euros to expand its development centre that has a workforce of 50. "Our company stands for innovation and development. To maintain our high standards and to continuously improve our products, we have invested in a state-of-the-art development centre," said Edgar Thiemt, technical and financial director of the board. [> more information]

The draining specialist KESSEL has entended it’s range of bathroom drains by a new drain body called „Floor drain ME”. It is made of ABS and has three lateral Ø 2” (55 mm) inlets and one lateral Ø 3” (82 mm) outlet. The flow rate is 1.8 liters. The drain can be combined with all KESSEL System 100 upper sections and is available with conversion kits for DIN push-fit and DIN-glue connections. [> more information ]