Products
Flotation
Microbubbles lift particles and flocs to the surface, where they are scraped off — leaving a purified water phase and a thick, manageable sludge.
Flotation is an advanced technique for removing suspended particles and contaminants: microbubbles lift unwanted material to the surface, where a rotating scraper removes it as sludge. The result is a clear separation between a purified water phase and a thick sludge.
By optimizing the air supply, the process is tailored to the specific conditions and contamination type — making flotation a flexible solution for both industrial and municipal treatment systems. It is also a key stage in our PFAS treatment, where flocculation binds PFAS compounds to flocs that the flotation system then removes.
The robust construction ensures a long lifespan and low operational costs, while the energy efficiency makes it a sustainable alternative across applications.
Advantages
High separation efficiency
A clear boundary between sludge and treated water improves the purification rate, reduces post-treatment needs and increases resource recovery.
Low chemical use, less sludge
Minimal chemical additives reduce both operating costs and environmental impact, while sludge volumes stay low.
Flexible and energy-efficient
Adapts to different water conditions and contamination types — low energy consumption makes it a sustainable, cost-effective investment.
Used within
PFAS
Per- and polyfluorinated substances are toxic and extremely persistent. We combine flocculation and flotation to capture PFAS where conventional treatment falls short — with reductions of up to 99.5%.
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Process Water
Industrial process water can contain chemicals, metals and other pollutants. We purify it for safe discharge — or bring it back into your process.
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Leachate Water
Water percolating through landfills dissolves heavy metals, nutrients, organics and PFAS. Our systems treat leachate on site — with pollutant reductions of up to 99.5%.
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How we work
From the first water sample to the service agreement — a proven seven-step process ensures your system delivers the agreed results.
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