Axine Water Technologies to Showcase PFAS Destruction Technology at WEFTEC 2026
Axine will showcase its electraCLEAR™ technology, which destroys organic contaminants in industrial wastewater, including difficult-to-treat PFAS chemicals.
Axine will showcase its electraCLEAR™ technology, which destroys organic contaminants in industrial wastewater, including difficult-to-treat PFAS chemicals.
Mrasek brings nearly two decades of experience in global sales, marketing, and strategic business development across multiple industries, including industrial automation, renewables and advanced engineering.
Nijhuis Saur Industries (part of SAUR Group) and Axine Water Technologies have announced their intention to enter a supplier partnership in Europe
Veralto announced an investment of approximately $15 million to establish a minority interest in Axine Water Technologies
Axine successfully executed a pilot study at a Lacks facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Axine selected as a finalist in SEMI’s Startups for Sustainable Semiconductors program
Axine is excited to announce its participation and presentation at the upcoming NEWMOA Science of PFAS Conference
In the newest issue of the Innovating Sustainability report series, we teamed up with Supertrends to explore the most influential and disruptive technology trends that will have the greatest impact on the wastewater management industry becoming more sustainable. Through our platform and the collaborative help from Supertrends, we...
Pharmaceutical medicines play a critical role in human and animal health. However, in recent years, there is growing evidence that active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are accumulating in rivers, lakes, and drinking water worldwide and impacting aquatic ecosystems. As a result, pharmaceuticals in the environment (PiE) has emerged as a global...
Manufacturers use a lot of water. And what comes out of an industrial plant isn’t nearly as clean as what goes in. Cleaning up that wastewater costs North American businesses, including pharmaceutical and chemical companies, at least $30 billion every year. Even so, lax regulations often allow for a portion of...