Solenis has entered into a strategic representation agreement with nanobubble technology company Moleaer to expand the use of nanobubble-generating equipment for flocculant polymers used in targeted water and wastewater treatment applications.
Under the global agreement, Solenis will serve as Moleaer’s exclusive third-party representative for the use of its nanobubble technology in polymer activation.
Moleaer’s patented nanobubble technology will be integrated into Solenis’ NoveraSM Nanobubble Performance Program, combining Moleaer’s patented process to improve polymer chemistry with Solenis’ industry-leading chemistry and technical expertise.
Together, the companies will deliver a comprehensive, integrated solution that helps customers optimize polymer performance, improve operational efficiency and advance sustainability goals.
For customers in industrial and municipal markets, the collaboration is designed to create new opportunities to refine polymer treatment programs across applications such as dewatering, thickening and clarification.
The key focus of the partnership is the integration of nanobubble technology into the make-down water used to dilute and activate flocculant polymers, enhancing liquid-solids separation processes.
Dave Jellison, Vice President, Global Equipment, Solenis, said: “This agreement strengthens our ability to deliver integrated, high-value treatment solutions to customers facing increasingly complex water and wastewater challenges.
“By combining Solenis’ chemistry, application expertise and technical support with Moleaer’s nanobubble technology, we are expanding our capabilities to help customers unlock greater value from their polymer treatment programmes while minimising the need for major capital investments.”
