Drinking Water Solutions is proud to be a distributor of an exciting line of next generation media technologies that will revolutionize the water treatment industry and improve the world we live in for generations to come.

Our manufacturer is introducing molecular media technology to the water treatment industry. Molecular media technology is designed to replace conventional media and allow domestic, commercial, industrial and public water treatment companies to create more efficient, lower cost and environmentally friendly treatment systems.

Ordered structures of atoms lead to the production of certain materials. This basic structure is also known as a template. For example, black graphite and clear diamonds are both carbon. The only difference is the atomic structure of the carbon atoms. It is possible to create a template in such a way that it creates a desired product. The basic template consisting of only a few atoms is two-dimensional. The final product is three-dimensional. Our molecular technology is not to be confused with chemical reactions where new chemical bonds are created, or the redox process that uses up ions? minerals?. Our water conditioning media is not self-sacrificing and does not add or take anything from the water.

Using this technology we are able to create a certain atom structure (template), which leads to the creation of crystals. The first successful molecular technology media developed is a replacement for traditional water softeners. Our media has a nano surface with ordered atoms creating a template. With a contact time of less than 3 seconds calcium crystals are formed from the dissolved calcium. The result is 100% scale prevention.

The second product is a media for the removal of iron up to 35 ppm. Also on this media the surface includes atoms ordered in a special way, creating a catalytic effect. The dissolved iron is transformed into a solid, which can then easily be trapped in a filter bed.

For the removal of arsenic we use adsorption medias consisting of ferro hydroxide or titanium. Arsenic appears in parts per billion, this amount is so small that an adsorption media is better suited. The principles of this technology open exciting horizons of possibilities in water treatment, and these products are only a small fraction of the range of applications of this technology.

In the past 20 years, we have seen the water industry go through some rapid changes as demand for clean water has increased and clean water supply has diminished . New technologies are meeting the challenges of today's water industry, such as growth of demand from all corners of the world and diminishing sources of suitable water water for livestock and agriculture ,by providing affordable technology and lowering capital costs. We are pleased to offer the leading edge of next generation media technology research and development. Contact Us for more information