Advanced Aqua Cycler for Enhanced PFAS and Metal Removal
ResinTech has launch an advanced model of the Aqua Cycler, specifically engineered to tackle the increasing challenges of PFAS contamination.
ResinTech unveiled an Aqua Cycler model targeting PFAS and metal contaminants. This advanced system integrates SIR-110-HP resin, renowned for PFAS removal, alongside metals, ensuring operators achieve regulatory compliance while providing clean DI water for operations.
Mike Warner, president of ResinTech's Regeneration Services, emphasized the industry's need amidst stricter PFAS regulations, stating, “Our latest Aqua Cycler directly addresses the compliance challenge without sacrificing quality, aiding operators to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.”
ResinTech, a leader in water treatment solutions, demonstrates its commitment through the Aqua Cycler, highlighting its dedication to addressing the industry’s water treatment challenges.
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