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Polymem and Clean Membranes Partner to Advance Water Treatment
Tyngsborough, MA., November 13, 2015 -- Polymem and Clean Membranes announced a new partnership at the WEFTEC 2015 (Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference) held September 26-30th in Chicago. The two companies will offer advanced membrane filtration solutions for the treatment of water and wastewater.
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Clean Membranes Announces new P-RO system for the pretreatment of laboratory RO water
Tyngsborough, MA, November 13, 2015 -- Clean Membranes announced the launch of its P-RO product family for the pretreatment of laboratory RO water at the WEFTEC 2015 (Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference) held September 26-30th in Chicago. The new product, available now in two configurations, is specifically designed for pre-treating tap water before it is highly purified by a laboratory RO water system.
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Clean Membranes Launches its Sand Filter Backwash Recycle System for Competition Pools
Tyngsborough, MA, November 13, 2015 -- At this year’s WEFTEC 2015 (Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference) held September 26-30th in Chicago, Clean Membranes announced its new product for the treatment and recycle of sand filter backwash water as a cost-saving upgrade for the maintenance of competition pools and water parks.
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Clean Membranes awarded a SBIR Phase 1-DOE contract
Tyngsboro, MA, January 2012 -- Application Number 98980S12-I (18 c), “Fouling Resistant Membranes for Efficient Oil Well Wastewater Treatment”. The Department of Energy (DOE) had completed the evaluation of 969 grant applications received in response to the FY 2012 Phase I Release 1 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program Funding Opportunity Announcement, which closed on September 19, 2011.
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Series A Round of Financing
Lexington, MA, January 2011, -- Clean Membranes Inc, a New England based start-up developing a new generation of non-fouling membranes, announced today that it has concluded its Series A round of financing. The proceeds will be used primarily to take the technology, licensed on an exclusive basis from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from laboratory discovery stage to pre-industrial scale-up level.
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