This solids intensification technology enables more than quadrupling anaerobic treatment capacity within existing infrastructure.
Learn about the European Framework Regulation (EC) 1935/2004, its importance in the food and beverage industry, and how it ensures the safety and quality of food contact materials.
Microelectronics water treatment: Challenges and sustainable solutions.
Salsnes Filter (Norway) to become a standalone entity.
Trojan Wins Gold Medal for Sustainability
Join Tom Siller (President, Trojan Technologies) and Daniel Benitez (General Manager, Aria Filtra) as they discuss the rebranding of Aria Filtra (formerly Pall Water) with Angela Godwin from Water Talk at WEFTEC 2023.
It’s official – Trojan Technologies is a Great Place to Work!
For the last 30 years, we’ve been obsessed about developing, implementing, and maintaining the water filtration systems that customers count on to perform like they need, for longer than they expect. Now, as Aria Filtra™, we will stay true to who we are. Our passion...
Vendée Eau is securing a future supply of drinking water with the Jourdain pilot programme that will recycle treated wastewater to supplement the Jaunay Reservoir
Andrew Daley from Trojan Technologies discusses UV AOP treatment.
This solids intensification technology enables more than quadrupling anaerobic treatment capacity within existing infrastructure. LONDON, ONTARIO, August 16, 2024 —Trojan Technologies is proud to announce that IntensiCarb™ has been honored with the prestigious...
The European Framework Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 is a major regulation governing the safety and quality standards of the food and beverage industry. It ensures that all food contact materials (FCM) are safe and compliant with European Union (EU) legislation. In this...
As we rapidly progress towards a more technologically dependent world backed by AI advancements, progressive medical devices, and automation, the demand for microelectronics has been increasing rapidly too. The unique nature of microelectronics fabrication processes...
