The Trant Group has announced the launch of Te-Tech Process Solutions - the new company is aiming at providing innovative products for water and wastewater treatment using advanced process technologies.
Photo: Mike Froom, Business Development Director, Te-Tech Process Solutions
Te-Tech’s products are designed, manufactured and assembled off-site for rapid delivery, installation and commissioning. With in-house capability including process, mechanical and electrical design, digital engineering, operational optimisation and real-time control, Te-Tech has the flexibility to engineer bespoke systems from standard packages to meet the exacting needs of clients in the municipal, industrial and commercial water and wastewater sectors.
Business Development Director, Mike Froom, commented:
“Our strategic partnership with Austrian environmental engineering group SFC Umwelttechnik allows us to offer sustainable technologies including advanced biological treatment, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and membrane bioreactors.”
Whilst Te-Tech’s focus is on innovation, the company also offers traditional process packages such as activated sludge and submerged aerated filters for wastewater and clarification, filtration and UV disinfection for drinking water.
Chief Operating Officer, Ashton Dewey will take the helm of the new company.
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