A dry scrubber system designed, manufactured and installed by local environmental management engineering company Ecor Cleaning at acrylic sheet producer Röhm Africa's plant in Elandsfontein, south-east of Johannesburg, has reduced the plant's emissions to well below its air emission licence requirement of 150 mg/m3. Röhm Africa saw demand for its products rise drastically as the need for protective measures to minimise the spread of Covid-19 led companies to install clear sheets in buildings or provide protective headgear to protect workers, especially in the services and retail industries. It instituted 24/7 operations to meet demand.
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