Water Treatment Equipment Market Expected to Grow

As the need for a more sustainable water source grows, the need for the equipment to do so will increase as well. Current estimates believe the need for water treatment equipment will increase by 5.2% annually until the year 2019. This growth is due to the increasing interest in using both seawater and brackish water as a source of fresh water. While some efforts have been made in the past to accomplish this task, it was mainly done with chemicals that are really considered contaminants in and of themselves. Today, the industry is looking towards other types of equipment, including membrane systems and other distillation equipment.
While both the public and private sectors of water treatment are expected to grow, the focus will be on public sectors as they will be producing fresh water for the public in the largest quantities. With the emergence of new water desalination plants, bigger and better equipment is quickly becoming a desperate need. In addition, the droughts in California and Arizona are placing pressure on the industry to come up with fast solutions for creating fresh water for both irrigation and drinking.
Cortech provides many pumps and other equipment to aid in the desalination process of seawater and the purification process of previously used water. Innovative technology and constant updates to our products are what keep us at the forefront of the water treatment industry. Water treatment pumps have been a high priority of ours for a long time, and we can assist you in finding the right pump for your application. Whether your application is big or small, we have the right water treatment pump for you. Our knowledge and longevity in the industry has allowed us to perfect and fine tune our pumps to make them efficient, effective, and durable. Our pumps are updated with the latest technology, materials, and maintenance to ensure a long life and reliable functionality during your process. Investing in Cortech’s family of products will help you stay at the forefront of the booming water treatment industry.