Manufacturing & Industrial Water Solutions
Manufacturing and industrial water solutions from Aquamat SA (Pty) Ltd provide industry-leading technologies and expert services to help your facility improve its water management, increase its water resilience and reduce its environmental impact. With the increasing variability and uncertainty of water availability, our solutions are designed to help your facility to adapt and become more resilient in the face of water scarcity.
Our solutions can include traditional water treatment methods such as filtration and reverse osmosis, as well as cutting-edge technologies like membrane bioreactors, advanced oxidation processes and water reuse systems. Our team of experienced engineers and technicians will work with you to design, implement, and maintain a water management system that is efficient, cost-effective, and compliant with all relevant regulations, but also resilient to water scarcity, droughts or floods.
Trust our company as a reliable supplier of your industrial water solutions. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your facility improve its water management, increase its water resilience and reduce its environmental impact.
Mining
Africa possesses some of the deepest and most significant mines in the world. Mining operations require high volumes of water to be used in the process and for human consumption.
Food, Beverage & Industrial
Food and beverage manufacturers are under pressure to adhere to strict safety standards, reduce operational costs, and reduce waste and environmental impact from operations. Aquamat has a long history of assisting these clients in lowering.
Accommodation Facilities (Lodges & Camps)
Most of South Africa’s holiday destinations are predominantly situated in remote and secluded areas where water can be scarce.
Agricultural
Aquamat offers water solutions for the required filtration and treatment processes specific to the fine art of thriving agriculture.
Drought Relief Water Systems
The South African climate is changing, and droughts are becoming more frequent, reducing the water capacity of our local municipalities’ reservoirs and overall quality of life.
