New Parent Name For Leading Water Treatment Companies
Puresep Technologies and Environmental Water Systems (UK) will continue as leading brands in their respective markets as new parent name, Envirogen Water Technologies, is revealed for the UK and European Operations.
The announcement of the new name follows the official merger of the two water treatment and filtration specialists in January 2012. According to Envirogen Water Technologies, the scale of the new company will allow “delivery of best value, best choice and best quality in the industry.”
Although the parent company of the joint venture is Envirogen Water Technologies, the Environmental Water Systems (UK) and Puresep brands will continue to serve customers in their specific markets namely healthcare, industrial and food and beverage.
Puresep is the food and beverage market facing brand for process filtration, onsite water treatment and waste water solutions offering customers an end to end solution for incoming, process, and waste water needs.
Environmental Water Systems (UK) continues to bring to market cost effective healthcare solutions for ultra-pure water applications across departments such as Endoscopy and Central Sterile Services.
Both brands currently look after industrial customers, but the group plans to launch Envirogen Industrial into the market place as this part of the business is experiencing significant growth.
The Envirogen Water Group has a comprehensive service offering, PureCare, giving customers a choice of 24/7 maintenance agreements, with the best being four hour onsite response. The company states that being part of a group and having UK-wide in-house expert engineers means they can offer the most customer–focused bespoke service levels.
Being part of this group has also given the ability to offer DB(F)O and long term lease options for wastewater and effluent treatment plants, where Envirogen offer customers project financing and integrated water operations and management. The customer benefits in a number of ways; faster and more cost-efficient project delivery as well as requiring less capital to invest in effluent treatment, whilst at the same time meeting ever tighter environmental obligations, which in itself can add significantly to bottom line profit. With predicted growth in global demand for long term lease options, the group is well placed to serve this market.
