NX Filtration, a prominent leader in membrane filtration innovation, is excited to announce that its hollow fiber nanofiltration (HFNF) membranes have now achieved the esteemed Attestation de Conformité Sanitaire (ACS) certification. This follows the prior certification of our ultrafiltration (UF) solutions.
The ACS certification verifies that NX Filtration’s technology adheres to French regulations for materials that come into contact with drinking water, guaranteeing the safe and dependable use of its membranes in water treatment processes across France.
The ACS certification confirms that NX Filtration’s HFNF membranes fulfill the safety criteria for potable water applications. This acknowledgment aligns with French regulatory standards and emphasizes our dedication to providing sustainable, high-quality drinking water solutions. Our membranes efficiently eliminate suspended solids, pathogens, viruses, bacteria, organic matter, color, plastics, and micropollutants, including Chlorothalonil metabolites and ESA Metolachlor, while reducing energy consumption and removing the necessity for chemical dosing.
Michiel Staatsen, COO of NX Filtration, stated: “Securing ACS certification is a significant achievement for NX Filtration, especially regarding our operations in France. This certification affirms that our membrane technology adheres to the rigorous health and safety standards mandated in France for drinking water treatment. It also complements the international certifications we have previously attained, such as NSF and KIWA, further highlighting the global reliability and quality of our solutions. We take pride in providing a solution that meets both local regulatory requirements and the worldwide need for sustainable water treatment.”
With the ACS certification, NX Filtration enhances its standing in the French market, ensuring that its technology complies with the highest standards for potable water production and reinforcing its commitment to tackling water quality challenges both in France and internationally.
Source :NX Filtration
