ECOFARIO and Huber SE Assess Technological Touchpoints For Industrial Water and Paper Applications
ECOFARIO and Huber SE assess technological touchpoints for industrial water and paper applications
Exchange between specialists in water and process water treatment, and high-efficiency separation technologies highlights potential areas of mutual interest
ECOFARIO recently visited Huber SE at the company’s headquarters near Nuremberg to discuss potential technological interfaces. Huber SE is recognized globally as a leading manufacturer of stainless-steel equipment for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment.
During the meeting, both companies exchanged insights into how their respective technology portfolios could interact across different industrial settings. With ECOFARIO’s High-G-Technology and Huber SE’s extensive range of stainless-steel process solutions, discussions focused on identifying general areas where complementary approaches could, depending on the application, support process efficiency, sustainability, and water-quality performance.
Particular attention was given to the paper and fiber industry, where process water quality and resource efficiency continue to gain importance. The teams explored, on a conceptual level, how established Huber SE systems are currently applied in the sector and in which process steps ECOFARIO’s separation technologies could provide additional value.
The exchange represents an initial step in evaluating potential cooperation opportunities. Both companies may continue these discussions as appropriate and depending on future interests, with the shared objective of better understanding how their technologies address the challenges of modern industrial water and process management.
About ECOFARIO GmbH
ECOFARIO GmbH, headquartered in Greifenberg, Germany, develops next-generation fluid filtration technologies for industrial and environmental applications. With its High-G-Technology, ECOFARIO supports paper producers and industrial customers worldwide in improving fiber management, reducing energy demand, and advancing resource-efficient production processes.