Kontek Ion Exchange Systems Deionize Water for Recycling
The Rekon's applications include raw water purification, softening and deionization, wastewater recovery and recycling, polishing and targeted ion recovery.
Kontek’s Rekon ion exchange systems are designed to be a cost-effective method of removing dissolved heavy metals and salts from wastewater, producing high-quality deionized water for recycling. Applications include raw water purification, softening and deionization, wastewater recovery and recycling, polishing and targeted ion recovery. With a 24/7 operation capability, users can recover and recycle as much as 95% of their wastewater while consistently achieving compliant discharge levels, Kontek says.
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