The treatment of surface and groundwater for various uses can be carried out through physical, chemical, or combined processes. These range from simplified solid separators (such as screen filtration, sand, activated carbon, etc.), to more sophisticated methods (flotation, electrocoagulation, electrodialysis, etc.), and extend to systems that employ physical barriers, formed by highly refined microscopic filters, commonly known as membranes. These membranes possess an extremely high capacity for removing solids, salts, viruses, proteins, color, turbidity, etc.
In this regard, we are always moving forward, researching, developing, and offering new and cost-effective technological alternatives for water treatment and reuse. Our aim is to ensure and guarantee the availability of this precious resource in both quality and quantity, making it increasingly accessible to all those who depend on it.
