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Solving wastewater woes: How Maskam water transformed operations at a stainless steel engineering company

Summary by Cape Business News
By Larry Claasen THE National Stainless Steel Centre (NSS) in Kempton Park, home to 200 staff members, faced mounting pressure from escalating wastewater issues and the broader water crisis in Gauteng. Frequent honeysucker services, costing between R10 000 and R20 000 per visit increased their operational expenses, while overflow incidents caused raw sewage to spill...
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