Rusmar Foam Technology - Superior performance through quality engineering, manufacturing and service.

Rusmar lowers your risks, protects your workers and improves your profit where it counts - at the remediation site. We do this by providing you the most effective emission control technology, highly engineered and field proven application equipment and world class technical service.

For a detailed look at how your choice of emission control can impact the overall profitability of your remediation project, view our typical remediation cost breakdown.

Typical MGP Remediation Cost Breakdown

Why risk so much? Choose the trusted leader in odor and VOC control.

In typical MGP remediation projects, Rusmar foam accounts for less than 1% of the total cost. Other options for odor and VOC control can have a negative impact on the total cost through potential construction delays caused by emissions exceeding permitted levels and neighbor complaints. Technologies utilizing a slurry - which add volume - or a water based biological treatment can increase costs in de-watering, transportation and disposal. Some may even interfere with the chosen method of soil treatment.

Rusmar's superior emission control reduces your risk by:

More thoroughly protecting workers
Improving community relations
Providing a "best practice" solution
Sealing all surfaces, including liquids

Rusmar's 3 Pillars of Success enhance your profit by:

Maintaining schedule under the most demanding excavation conditions
Adding negligible water and solids; ensuring that all transportation and landfill criteria are met
Ensuring that your emission control program is ready when you need it and where you need it under all conditions
Not interfering with your treatment process
Providing on-site training and service to maximize the value of your investment

Why do Rusmar foam technologies provide exceptional emission control?

Rusmar foam creates a uniform, flexible and impenetrable mechanical barrier that seals in odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), volatile nitrogen compounds (such as ammonia), volatile sulfur compounds (such as H₂S) and, of course, fugitive dusts.