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Hydroxyl Attacks Fouling Before It Reaches the Membrane

Most industrial membrane problems begin upstream. Biofilm, scale, organics, suspended solids, and unstable pretreatment conditions build in piping, carbon towers, filters, housings, and feed lines before they become a membrane problem

Hydroxyl installs ahead of the membrane system and converts ordinary feed water into nanobubble-enhanced process water. The result is a cleaner pretreatment environment, improved filtration performance, less fouling pressure on the membrane, and a more stable membrane operation

Enhance Pretreatment Performance

Nanobubbles improve oxidant dispersion, mass transfer, and process efficiency without requiring major changes to existing filtration infrastructure or chemistry programs

Mitigate Biofilm & Fouling

Nanobubbles help reduce the conditions that contribute to biofilm growth, membrane fouling, scaling, and process instability throughout pretreatment systems

Improve Water System Efficiency

Nanobubbles support more efficient operation by reducing fouling-related losses, improving system stability, and optimizing water treatment performance

Protect Critical Infrastructure

Nanobubbles help reduce membrane stress, fouling-related maintenance, pressure loss, and unplanned downtime across pumps, membranes, piping, and pretreatment equipment

Lower Operating Costs

Nanobubbles enhance chemical performance, reduce cleaning frequency, maintenance labor, energy usage, and premature membrane replacement with a compact inline platform

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Hydroxyl KPI Improvements

Where Hydroxyl is Installed

Designed to work with existing filtration infrastructure, Hydroxyl is built for 24/7 operation with minimal maintenance and minimal disruption to plant operations

Our mission is to solve expensive water problems with a scalable physical treatment platform. Across each application, Hydroxyl targets measurable improvements including reduced fouling and scale, lower chemical and salt consumption, improved system reliability, longer equipment life, and lower operating costs

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