Nanobubble Generator
Optimize your hot water system by reducing buildup.
The Nanobubble Generator is a cost-effective and sustainable solution for inhibiting and removing scale in hot water systems. This patented technology is easy to install as it has no moving parts, and does not require additional electrical inputs. The device does not need maintenance or special chemicals.
The Nanobubble Generator breaks down ordinary bubbles present in the water into nanoscopic bubbles through a static, side stream application. It can be placed strategically within the hot water piping infrastructure or on the heat exchanger to reduce scale buildup and improve the overall health of the hot water system. Reduce your carbon footprint by enhancing your system’s operational efficiency.
Benefits of the Nanobubble Generator
- Improve the overall health of your hot water system by preventing and eliminating scale buildup.
- Achieve significant cost reductions and a smaller carbon footprint through improved heat transfer and minimized maintenance.
- Extend your lifespan of the hot water system components, reducing the need for costly replacements and capital expenditures.
- Drive sustainability and savings by significantly reducing maintenance needs and optimizing chemical consumption.
Before & After: Applications of The Nanobubble Generator
Cross section of a pipe: Before and after using the Nanobubble Generator.
Heat exchanger tube: Before & after using the Nanobubble Generator.
Food processing tank: Before and after using the Nanobubble Generator.
Process water: Before and after using the Nanobubble Generator.
Discover the difference nanobubbles can make to your system's overall health.
Nanobubbles Webinar
Explore applications, innovations, and future of the technology in this educational Nanobubbles webinar
Educational Case Study
See how WMU resolved persistent water quality problems while improving system performance.
Healthcare Case Study
Find out how Memorial Healthcare reduced scale buildup and pathogens risk —without harsh chemicals.