Genesys Selects Water Planet as U.S. Distributor

Feb. 11, 2016
Water Planet will also use Genesys's spiral wound membrane cleaning method in its reverse osmosis systems

Genesys Intl. has selected Water Planet, Inc., a global supplier of membrane-based water treatment solutions, as the U.S. distributor for its line of reverse osmosis membrane anti-scalant and cleaning chemicals.

In addition, Water Planet is now a licensee of Genesys Intl.’s Genairclean for use with its designed reverse osmosis systems. Genairclean is a spiral wound membrane cleaning method that combines multiple chemical mechanisms with microbubble technology to improve cleaning efficiency. 

Water Planet has been designing, selling and providing operations and maintenance support for reverse osmosis-based water treatment plants since 2011.

Genesys specializes in producing chemicals that allow reverse osmosis plants to operate efficiently in areas where feed waters are challenging, such as waters with high levels of silica, phosphate or sulphates. Genesys has also developed products that take into account the different size and configuration of membrane plants.

Water Planet designs and sells ultrafiltration, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis systems.

Source: Water Planet

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