Argonide Program Seeks To Expand Filtration Market
Aug. 20, 2012
Company will offer its NanoCeram filters at no charge for select installations.
Argonide has launched a "no charge” sample program to develop new markets and take advantage of the benefits provided by its patented electropositive NanoCeram filtration technology. The program is intended to determine the efficacy and economic benefits of using the company's pleated filter cartridges in a variety of applications.
Through this new program, Argonide is seeking to expand its industrial/commercial applications portfolio and is prepared to provide filters at no charge for select installations. Interested parties are encouraged to contact Argonide to discuss the specifics of their application to determine the viability of this innovative technology.
NanoCeram is an electropositive non-woven pleated filter with an average 2-micron pore size, which is very effective at filtering sub-micron particles at high flow rates. It is used extensively in residential, commercial and industrial water purification.
The NanoCeram filter exhibits excellent attributes as a prefilter for other systems including RO membranes, UV chambers and ion exchange beds. Extremely efficient turbidity reduction and SDI values between 0.5 and 1.0 provide high feedwater quality for these applications.
NanoCeram filters are also used in a polishing mode to increase final feedwater quality. As part of a filtration system, this technology can further reduce contaminants such as colloidal solids, organics, virus, endotoxins and trace pharmaceuticals.
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