Axium Process helps manufacturers recycle water, save energy and reduce waste volumes

Water/Wastewater

Axium Process helps manufacturers recycle water, save energy and reduce waste volumes

16 Sep, 2009

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Utilising combinations of microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis membrane technology, Axium Process (UK) can supply custom built manual and automatic filtration systems that offer manufacturers enormous potential for cost savings in terms of reduced water and energy costs, water recovery, effluent treatment, product recovery and diversification of products.

The company is a specialist in the concentration and separation of liquid streams and specialises in the design, testing, in-house fabrication and commissioning of membrane filtration systems to meet customer requirements as well as offering membrane related product and process development, technical and training support.

Axium’s range of mobile membrane pilot plants is available for customers wishing to evaluate membrane technology using their own feed material, to establish potential process benefits as well as estimated operating costs which will enable a commercial decision to be made.

The company is independent of any membrane manufacturer so trials are usually conducted on a range of membranes in order to establish objectively the best membrane for the project.

As well as the manufacture of customised membrane filtration systems, Axium Process provides specialist component customisation, frameworks and fully integrated customised manual/automatic hygienic process plant. The company also manufactures its own range of stainless steel filters and sample valves.

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