Acuriant Launches 10 Million Liters Per Day Ceramic Ultrafiltration System at Singapore International Water Week 2026

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Acuriant Technologies has launched the Nanostone Containerized CUF System at the 2026 Singapore International Water Week (SIWW 2026), a standardized ceramic ultrafiltration module primarily designed for municipal drinking water, reverse osmosis pretreatment, industrial process water, wastewater reuse, emergency water supply, and pilot testing applications.

Shortly before this launch, Acuriant was named a finalist in the Water Technology Company of the Year category at the 2026 Global Water Awards by Global Water Intelligence. Over the past year, the company has expanded its Nanostone ceramic ultrafiltration series from a single module to three: CUF|Shield (suitable for high-solids, high-fouling source water), CUF|ShieldPlus (suitable for complex industrial water streams, including semiconductor manufacturing wastewater), and CUF|Flow (suitable for large-capacity deployments).

The new system is based on the Nanostone ceramic ultrafiltration platform and features a modular 40-foot container design. Each unit can produce up to 10 million liters per day (MLD) of reverse osmosis-grade water, with a water recovery rate exceeding 95% and turbidity reduced to below 0.1 NTU. Since the equipment is transported as standard containers, minimal civil engineering work is required, and Acuriant states that commissioning time can be reduced from months to days. This rapid deployment capability aims to make the technology a practical choice for utilities and industrial users facing increasingly variable water source conditions.

Juergen von Hollen, CEO of Acuriant, stated that ceramic ultrafiltration is rapidly transitioning from a specialized option to a reliable infrastructure choice for utilities and industries. The containerized form lowers the barrier to technology adoption through standardized design, reduced on-site construction, and shorter project timelines. Acuriant, formed by the merger of Solecta and Nanostone, two filtration and separation specialists, is headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, and serves the global water, food and beverage, dairy, and life sciences industries.

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