Wastewater Treatment Equipment

Water treatment equipment

Wastewater treatment equipment engineered around your process.

Integrated biological plants, dissolved air flotation, anaerobic digestion, purification, lab and hospital wastewater, disinfection, ink & printing wastewater, ultrafiltration and filter presses — click any product to view its full specifications.

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Sixteen equipment lines with full technical specifications on each product page.

Wastewater Treatment Equipment Guide

Choosing the right wastewater treatment equipment depends on your flow rate, pollutant load, discharge target and site conditions. The product families on this page cover the complete treatment chain — from screening and pumping, through physical-chemical and biological treatment, to disinfection, filtration and sludge dewatering. Tell us your process parameters and we will size the equipment to match.

What is an integrated wastewater treatment system?

An integrated system combines pre-treatment, biological treatment, sedimentation and disinfection in a single tank or skid. It is delivered as one compact package for fast installation and automatic operation, ideal for municipal and industrial wastewater from 5 to 400 m³/d.

How do I choose between carbon steel, containerised and FRP construction?

Epoxy-painted carbon steel suits standard industrial duty; containerised units are the fastest to deploy and easy to transport or expand; FRP offers corrosion resistance and lighter weight for aggressive or moisture-heavy environments. The choice depends on site chemistry, space and logistics.

What information do you need to size the equipment?

Send the daily or hourly flow rate, influent parameters (COD, BOD, SS, pH, oil and grease, temperature), the required effluent standard, and any space or power constraints. Our engineers then recommend the process, capacity and configuration.

Do you supply MBR membrane packages?

Yes. MBR packages are available on the integrated plant ranges, adding membrane filtration for higher effluent quality, reuse applications and smaller footprints. Membrane areas range from 12 m² to 1,300 m² depending on capacity.

What is the difference between DAF and inclined-tube sedimentation?

DAF (dissolved air flotation) uses micro-bubbles to float suspended solids, oil and grease to the surface for skimming. Inclined-tube clarifiers use lamella plates to settle solids at high hydraulic loading. The right choice depends on the solids characteristics and target quality.

Can you provide complete treatment lines including disinfection and dosing?

Yes. In addition to the equipment shown here we supply disinfection systems (chlorine dioxide, sodium hypochlorite, ozone), chemical dosing units, filter vessels, bar screens and pump stations, so the whole treatment train can be supplied as one engineered package.

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