Versatile sampler range ideal for COVID research at wastewater treatment plants

Wastewater analysis

Versatile sampler range ideal for COVID research at wastewater treatment plants

12 Jan, 2021

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Efcon® is a Dutch manufacturer of waste water samplers founded in 1993. For many years, companies from the Netherlands have built a reputation throughout the world of being innovative, highly qualitative, reliable, competitive, flexible and creative to meet the toughest customer demands.

Efcon® Water b.v provides a sampler range, which feature the toughest enclosures on the market, simple and standard electronics and robust sampler hardware. Efcon® offers selectable samplers as well as peristaltic, vacuum and in-line guillotine selectable containers of 2x55L/4x30L/6x18L/8x15L/2x25L/4x15L/8x5L/12x2L & 24x1L.  The selectable coolers cater for sub-tropical to standard European ambient environments. Efcon offer selectable controllers ranging from basic to graphics customised set up.

Today, the demand for COVID research sampling at wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) is a booming business. For these applications Efcon® has created the cost efficient Efconomy sampler, that is already used at many locations throughout the world. With the new white solar body, robust vacuum pumps and 28 years of adjusted field experience Efcon® have made their samplers even more simple. Besides COVID / WWTP sampling Efcon® also provides billing purpose installations for industrial applications.

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