

As part of our commitment to innovation, we’ve developed a containerized pilot installation for testing the removal of ultra-short PFAS from complex streams. This pilot setup enables direct comparison of adsorbent materials such as activated carbon and PFAS-specific ion-exchange resins.
Results from multiple pilots show that ion-exchange resins can completely remove ultra-short PFAS like TFA, with a typical capacity 6 to 12 times higher than activated carbon.
Our R&D team excels in PFAS analytics and technology screening, guiding clients in selecting the right combination or train of treatment technologies. Importantly, we are independent from any supplier of ion-exchange resins or activated carbon. Our engineering and operations teams provide full on-site system integration and ensure continuous performance optimization thanks to our flexible, mobile, and modular system design.
HIGHER IN ADSORPTION CAPACITY
BETTER TO REMOVE OF LONG AND SHORT CHAIN PFAS
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MORE COMPACT INSTALLATION, WITH LIMITED FOOTPRINT
MORE SUSTAINABLE, DUE TO REGENERATION OF ADSORBENT
HAS A LOW TOTAL LIFE CYCLE COST
COMBINES OTHER TECHNOLOGIES TO BE ABLE TO RECUPERATE WATER