Louis Katz on tue 18 oct 05
The Bray used to sell hand made stainless sediment traps. They are
certainly capable of a lot but will still flow over if the outlet is
restricted or slow. They have open tops but a top could be fitted to
them.
1 800 443 6434 in the US
1 406 442-2521
Louis
http://www.tamucc.edu/~lkatz
On Oct 18, 2005, at 12:28 PM, kate wrote:
> Does anyone have any leads on good, reliable sediment traps for a
> college
> studio, the ones currently in place are grease traps and overflow
> almost
> on a daily basis. Talking with physical plant, they have not been
> able to
> find anything that can take the kind of abuse the studio is putting
> out.
> I remember having an old system in undergraduate- with the pipe in the
> sink and a large slurry box underneath that was a curse to clean, by
> the
> time I was in graduate school those seemed to have been phased out and
> replaced by grease traps.
> Any help or advice is welcome.
> Thanks
>
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Question Questioning
Rog Coman on wed 19 oct 05
Hi Kate,
Go to www.brackers.com or call Cindy at Bracker's Good Earth Clays at
1-888-822-1982 and talk to Cindy Bracker. They carry The Gelco Trap,
however I don't know if they have one made for the heavy use such as you
require. Good Luck.
Rog Coman
Fish Hook Pottery
Montrose, CO
----- Original Message -----
From: "kate"
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 11:28 AM
Subject: Sediment Traps For Studio
> Does anyone have any leads on good, reliable sediment traps for a college
> studio, the ones currently in place are grease traps and overflow almost
> on a daily basis. Talking with physical plant, they have not been able to
> find anything that can take the kind of abuse the studio is putting out.
> I remember having an old system in undergraduate- with the pipe in the
> sink and a large slurry box underneath that was a curse to clean, by the
> time I was in graduate school those seemed to have been phased out and
> replaced by grease traps.
> Any help or advice is welcome.
> Thanks
>
>
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