Westfall Static Mixer Receives NSF Certification

BRISTOL, RI--(Marketwire - Apr 17, 2012) - Westfall Manufacturing Company has announced that their Model 2800 Static Mixer has passed chemical extraction testing and toxicological evaluation by NSF International (formerly National Sanitation Foundation), an independent, not-for-profit organization.

Westfall's Model 2800 Static Mixer is a fixed plate which mounts in-line, can inject up to four chemicals simultaneously, and features an internal orifice with angle tabs that are the optimal shape for mixing with minimal head loss. Specific in-line mixer models, made from 316 stainless steel, Hastelloy^®, PVC, and CPVC received the NSF/ANSI Standard 61 certification.

NSF International was founded in 1944 from the University of Michigan's School of Public Health as the National Sanitation Foundation to standardize sanitation and food safety requirements. NSF is committed to protecting and improving human health worldwide. Manufacturers, regulators, and consumers alike look to NSF for the development of public health standards and certification.

About Westfall Manufacturing
Westfall Manufacturing Company was founded in 1953 and holds more than a dozen patents for its line of static mixers and other distinctive products. The company specializes in manufacturing custom mixers and collaborates with customers to develop components that solve their engineering problems. Often, the firm works with feedback from Alden Laboratories to fine-tune their devices to deliver enhanced performance in the simplest, most cost-effective way. In addition manufacturing innovative static mixers, Westfall produces volumetric feeders, special valves and electric controls for water treatment systems, skid mounted D.E. water treatment systems, Venturi flow meters and vacuum D.E. filters to fulfill their customers' specifications.