Unlike large diversified companies, we don’t sell plants that require hundreds of cubic meters of concrete and tons of steel. To get your system up and running, IX Water only requires a gravel, compacted dirt, or concrete pad, access to electricity and some piping or hose. You don’t have to spend tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to treat contaminated water!

IX Water  is way cheaper and more efficient than air stripping, chemical flocculants, activated carbon, paper filters, clogged membranes, exploding pressurized vessels, and artificial polymer medias that require steam for recharge. IX Water  media uses air or table salt and water for recharge, instead of costly steam or caustic chemicals.

Organics are degraded to CO₂ and water, and metals and scalant capture can be land-filled. In some cases, metals capture will require special handling, but the reduction in contaminated water averages 99.19%

IX Water  handles virtually any pH, temperature, and contaminant concentrations. The only pre-treatment required is oil/water separation — which we provide as part of a total solution.

IX Water  is a complete solution that treats for organics, metals, metalloids, and scalants, with optional equipment for H₂S and NORM removal and salt concentration. Traditional water treatment systems are not designed to handle contaminants found in contaminated industrial water.

The modular design of IX Water  ensures you only pay for what you need, as part of a complete system or integrated with your current treatment train.

IX Water  is scalable, from modest per day treatment of a few hundred barrels up to 50,000 barrels a day in a single system.

We take pride in providing what you need, when you need it. This extends to our world-class maintenance and support contracts that operate when you need it, not just during office working hours.

For the first time, effective treatment of contaminated industrial water is available at a price point that is often less than disposal via truck and well dump procedures — turning what has traditionally been a liability into an asset