Industrial Water - Pureflow Ozone

Industrial Water & Wastewater

Man is a complex being: he makes deserts bloom – and lakes die. — Gil Scott-heron (1949-2011)

Ozone is a powerful solution for industrial wastewater treatment, effectively breaking down a wide range of pollutants and disinfecting water by eliminating bacteria, viruses, and harmful chemicals. Generated on-site, ozone quickly oxidizes contaminants like pesticides, VOCs, and organic waste, reducing harmful substances and improving water quality by removing color, odor, and taste issues.

Unlike traditional disinfectants, ozone leaves no harmful residues, breaking down into oxygen after use, making it an eco-friendly choice. It can be used alone or combined with other treatments for enhanced pollutant removal. Our ozone systems are designed for efficient, safe operation, helping industries meet strict environmental standards while protecting the planet.

Bottled Water

Virtually all bottled water manufacturers use ozone in their treatment processes to enhance shelf life and ensure optimal taste and clarity. Unlike other disinfectants, ozone breaks down into oxygen, leaving no residual tastes or odors. The FDA recognizes ozone treatment of bottled water as a Good Manufacturing Practice.

Textiles

Ozone is an excellent treatment option for textile wastewater due to its powerful oxidation capabilities and sustainability benefits. Ozone treatment offers superior performance in textile wastewater management by rapidly breaking down even the most stubborn dyes, achieving up to 98% color removal, far surpassing traditional methods in both speed and effectiveness. Beyond color removal, ozone also targets organic pollutants, reducing toxicity and enhancing the biodegradability of wastewater, which simplifies subsequent treatment processes.

As an eco-friendly and chemical-free solution, ozone naturally decomposes into oxygen, leaving no harmful residues behind, unlike conventional chlorine-based treatments, making it a truly sustainable choice. Additionally, ozone systems are designed to use less water and energy, helping facilities lower their operating costs while significantly reducing their environmental footprint.