Reclaimed Water Reuse System

Hubei Hengtian Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2016 with a registered capital of 10 million RMB. With 8 years of dedication in the environmental technology sector and 6 years of deep involvement in the semiconductor industry, the company possesses capabilities in R&D and promotion of new material technologies. It engages in the manufacturing and sales of eco-environmental materials, environmental monitoring and testing instruments, as well as specialized environmental protection equipment. The company also has technical and business expertise in areas such as sewage treatment and recycling, water pollution control, prevention and treatment services for water environmental pollution, seawater desalination, ecological restoration, and ecological protection services.

The company's main products are from the Israeli COM brand series, including RO membranes, UF ultrafiltration membranes, EDI, and disc filters, which represent water technology. The brand's technology originates from Mekorot, an Israeli water enterprise renowned for its innovative clean technology in the water sector. Mekorot serves nearly 5,000 customers annually, providing over 1.5 billion cubic meters of water supply to 7 million end-users, and operates more than 3,000 systems covering water supply, water quality monitoring, infrastructure, sewage purification, seawater desalination, rainwater harvesting, and other areas.

The company is committed to "building a sustainable low-carbon world," adhering to a development path driven by technological R&D and innovation. It promotes technological upgrades and product refinement to provide customers with efficient and reliable products, supporting the development of green energy and the achievement of carbon neutrality goals.

Israeli COM BrandReclaimed Water Reuse System

Product Model: COM brand, customized models. A reclaimed water reuse system is a water resource recovery system that treats domestic sewage, industrial wastewater, etc., to meet discharge standards and achieve a certain level of water quality for reuse, allowing it to be used again for specific non-potable purposes.