Springboard launches easier system for biodiesel purification

In California, Springboard Biodiesel launched a new biodiesel dry wash system that it said would make the process of purifying biodiesel easier for producers. The new SpringPro T76 system will support any type of biodiesel processor (as well as the company’s familiar BioPro processor system) and supports all feedstocks.

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