See
us at the:
Scottish
Renal Association Event
25
March 2011
Drumossie
Hotel, Inverness
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd leaders in the design, manufacture,
installation and servicing of water purification and
waste water treatment systems will be exhibiting at
the Scottish Renal Association event in Inverness
on the 25 March 2011.
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| EWS
(UK) Ltd adds strength to its group waste water offering
by
welcoming
David Parocki as Business Development Manager for
Waste Water and Membrane Technologies in the UK .
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February
2011 |
David
Parocki has recently joined the Amplio Filtration
Holdings Group, as Business Development Manager
for the waste water and membrane technologies division.
This
strengthens the waste water offering from EWS (UK)
Ltd as David will not only be showing the range
of water technologies within the group to the UK
market, but he will be broadening and growing the
membrane offering. Plus he will also work with fellow
group members Envirogen Technology Inc to leverage
the group offering globally.
David
is well known in the water and waste water industry
having most recently held the position of Country
Manager for Norit UK . It was here he helped launch
the Xflow membrane into the UK in response to the
cryptosporidium regulations in 1999. He has had
experience in installing over 70 plants including
waste water plants from 1m3 per hour up to 10,000m3
per hour.
Having
graduated from Birmingham University as a chemical
engineer, David went on to Severn Trent as a Management
Trainee, specialising in odour control, disinfection
technology and waste water treatment. David became
an expert in disinfection technologies as a whole,
before moving to Koch industries and then to Norit
in 2000.
With
a passion for customer service and building relationships,
ensuring profitable growth, David says: “it is my
aim to establish Puresep as the pre-eminent supplier
of advanced water and waste water technologies within
the food and beverage industry”
Giles
Fawcett Business Development Director says “This
is a significant boost in our ability to address
this market, which is a strategic focus for the
Group. David brings with him a wealth of experience
in understanding the available waste water technologies,
and the best solutions for our customers and their
requirements. David understands best practice and
the stringent environmental and government regulations
and will be able to advise our customers on the
most efficient way of treating or disposing of waste
water. As an expert in this market we are looking
forward to our customers coming to David for his
advice.
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd
Christmas
Opening Hours: |
December
2010 |
Please
see below for our office
opening hours over the Chrismas period.
Friday
24th December - 08.00 - 12.00
Saturday
25th December - Closed
Sunday
26th December - Closed
Monday
27th December - Closed
Tuesday
28th December - Closed
Wednesday
29th December - Open as normal - 08.00 - 17.00
Thursday
30th December - Open as normal - 08.00 - 17.00
Friday
31st December - Open as normal - 08.00 - 17.00
Saturday
1st January - Closed
Sunday
2nd January - Closed
Monday
3rd January - Closed
Tuesday
4th January - Open as normal - 08.00 - 17.00
Emergency
engineering and service support continues to be
available over this period to our exisiting clients.
To access this support please call our main office
number and follow the instructions given.
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Amplio
Filtration Holdings ltd, the partnership between the
Amplio Group and Puresep Holdings Ltd, purchases Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd to further strengthen offering. |
September
2010 |
Amplio
Filtration holdings Ltd already includes Puresep
Technologies as part of its offering and is now
proud to announce the purchase of Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd (EWS), the water treatment
specialists.
EWS
specialises in the design, manufacture, service
and supply of water treatment, water purification
and waste water recovery systems in the healthcare
and industrial sectors, with state of the art products
including the EndoTherm and EndoPure MK II. EWS
are a major service provider with exceptional service
and technical support capabilities. Based in Cheddar
, UK , EWS has 34 employee's and a turnover of more
than £4.2m.
Formed
in 2002, Puresep Technologies, the other member
of the Amplio Filtration Holdings Group has over
300 clients, an experienced team of 15 employees
and revenues of £3.7m. Puresep provides
a comprehensive range of conventional and leading
edge water treatment and process filtration systems.
Customers include blue chip organizations; such
as Heineken, Diageo, and Britvic.
The
combination of the two organisations into one group
means the technology and service's business model
can be broadened and strengthened to target a wider
market and to continue to bring to the market place;
flexible, efficient and cost effective solutions
in a time of tightening budgets and increasingly
stringent environmental regulations.
The
Amplio Group successfully develops and works with
businesses characterised by high growth potential.
The Amplio Filtration Holdings Group focuses on
water, waste water and industrial filtration. The
expertise that Amplio Filtration has in this market
is based on market knowledge and its network of
global management with a given track record.
Vince
Payne, Managing Director of Amplio Filtration Holdings
said:
“This
is a fantastic opportunity for all concerned. We
are delighted with the new relationship and look
forward to building on already successful product
ranges. This partnership allows both Puresep and
EWS to continue to innovate and grow as technology
leaders and major players in the healthcare and
industrial markets. Further investment means both
EWS and Puresep can continue to build on current
growth with programmed development of innovative
products. We will continue to bring to market products
and solutions that customers require to achieve
the competitive advantage they desire in these particularly
challenging times”
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd are pleased to anounce that
we have been purchased by The Amplio Group Ltd.
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September
2010 |
| Our
senior managers have personally worked with members
of the Amplio
Group for several months to ensure there is a
good fit with other Group companies.
Amplio
has existing investments in Envirogen
Technologies, a large waste water company and
in Puresep
Technologies, which has a full range of filtration
equipment.
This
exciting new alliance will therefore allow us to better
serve you across all areas against a background of
the most comprehensive product range available, and
over the coming weeks we will look forward to introducing
this to you.
There
will be no changes to the existing products and services
currently provided by Environmental Water Systems
(UK) Ltd . |
See
us at the
Institute
of Decontamination Sciences Annual Conference
and Exhibition
29
November - 1st December 2010
Hilton
Hotel, Blackpool
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August
2010
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd leaders in the design, manufacture,
installation and servicing of water purification and
waste water treatment systems will be exhibiting at
IDSC Annual conference and exhibition 2010 conference
in Blackpool on the 29th November - 1st December.
Click
here for more information |
See
us at the Irish Association of Sterile Services
Managers
5th
November 2010
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August 2010
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Crowne
Plaza, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
For
more information either visit www.iassm.wfhss.com/
Or
please contact: enquiries@reverseosmosis.co.uk
The 2010 IASSM Conference program is designed to meet
the ever changing demands posed from working in decontamination
units in hospitals. There have been significant innovations
and amendments to Standards in the World of Decontamination
in 2010 posing a new challenge to the Decontamination
Industry. Moving the Service forward to meet the demands
of our customers and planning for the future development
of CDU Personnel are becoming key area's requiring
attention and the need to embrace change is a challenge
to be met. |
See
us at the Healthcare Estates Conference
5
- 6 October 2010
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August 2010
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At
Manchester Central
Visit
us on Stand B35
For
more information about the event click
here
Or
for more information please contact: enquiries@reverseosmosis.co.uk |
Green
and self-funding water softening
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June
2010 |
Health
estate managers will recognise their responsibility
to reduce CO 2 emissions and meet ever more stringent
statutory environmental requirements. To help reach
these goals, a range of advanced environmental technologies
are available to reduce pollution and energy consumption.
One such technology is the HVD process from Environmental
Water Systems Limited (EWS).
Proven
throughout Europe , HVD technology efficiently softens
water to remove calcium and magnesium salts that cause
scum and lime scale within process and drinking water
systems. Water softening is achieved by exchanging
calcium and magnesium ions for sodium ions attached
to ion exchange resins, a batch process known as Base
Exchange softening. This has two modes of operation.
In Service mode the feed water passes through
the resin with calcium and magnesium swapped for sodium.
In Regeneration mode, a salt solution is
pumped through the resin, removing the calcium and
magnesium. In the healthcare industry softened water
is typically required in the feed to low pressure
boiler systems.
Traditional
approaches to boiler feed treatment and other healthcare
uses for softened water have been dominated by outdated
Co-Current softeners, where both Service and Regeneration
flows run in the same direction, from the top of the
softener to the bottom. The HVD system is a superior
replacement based on advanced Counter-Current operation
which utilises specialised ion exchange resins to
achieve a Regeneration flow in the opposite direction
to the Service flow.
The
fully automated HVD system can typically pay back
capital cost in less than eighteen months from savings
in operational cost, when replacing Co-Current systems.
This self-funded green technology enables plant managers
to quickly realise many environmental benefits and
save time and money.
HVD
softening equipment can be included in a range of
additional applications, such as in laundries or as
a pre-treatment to other technologies that produce
high purity water, such as reverse osmosis membrane
systems. All these complimentary technologies are
designed into process systems, installed and maintained
by Environmental Water Systems, taking into account
specific site conditions. A typical installation by
EWS is shown opposite.
With
an HVD system, salt usage is reduced along with rinse
water consumption and the consequent wastewater volumes.
The more efficient Regeneration mode reduces energy
consumption and environmental impact is minimized
because less waste is produced, less salt is used
and less energy is required. |
| Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd supply water treatment system
for Crown Packaging |
June
2010 |
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd are pleased to announce the successful
installation and commissioning of water treatment plant
at Crown's new beverage can plant in Kechnec, Eastern
Slovakia. Supply included a reverse osmosis (RO)
plant with pre-treatment producing 12 m 3 /hr of purified
water from the Towns water supply for use in the production
of Aluminium cans and a 15 m 3 /hr demineraliser (DI)
plant for recovery of process water and recirculation
back to the process line. These systems help ensure
that 95% of all water used in the production process
is recycled. |
| Winner
of theEnvironmental Water Systems (UK) Ltd iPod at the
BRS / RA show |
May
2010 |
Congratulations
to Gwyneth Lawson from the University Hospital of
North Staffordshire, for winning the iPod that was
in the draw whilst we attended the British Renal Society
/ Renal Association conference in Manchester this
week. |
| Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd have been appointed as new sole
distributors for Hercopure Renal Dialysis Products in
the UK |
January
2010 |
Having
supplied the healthcare market for the last 10 years,
our experience and capability in supplying turnkey
installations with service backup is proven.
We
are attending the BRS / RA Conference in Manchester
on the 17 - 20 May 2010 where we will be exhibiting
the latest Hercopure products.
For
more information on the event please visit their website
http://www.britishrenal.org/Conferences/Conferences-Home/2010Conference.aspx.
For
literature about the products please visit our literature
page. |
| New
Service Support Hours |
November
09 |
| In
Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd's
quest to provide constant improvement, our Service
Office Team is now available for technical support
and emergency assistance from:
08.00
- 17.00 Monday to Friday via our dedicated Service
line 01934 741 631
Our
‘out of hours' service, accessed via our main switchboard
line 01934 741 782, continues to provide emergency
assistance outside of these times. |
See
us at the
Institute
of Decontamination Sciences Annual Conference
and Exhibition
23
- 25 November 2009
Hilton
Hotel, Blackpool
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September
09
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Environmental
Water Systems (UK) Ltd leaders in the design, manufacture,
installation and servicing of water purification and
waste water treatment systems will be exhibiting at
IDSC Annual conference and exhibition 2009 conference
in Blackpool on the 23rd – 25 November and will be
exhibiting the new Endotherm and
the upgraded Endopure unit............
Click
here for more information |
See
us at the Irish Association of Sterile Services
Managers
6th
November 2009
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July 09
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Crowne
Plaza, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
For
more information please contact: enquiries@reverseosmosis.co.uk |
See
us at the Healthcare Estates Conference
27
- 28 October 2009
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July 09
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At
Harrogate International Conference Centre
Visit
us on Stand C9
For
more information about the event click
here
Or
for more information please contact: enquiries@reverseosmosis.co.uk |
New
product: Leak Detection Unit for Purified Water
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can now offer a LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM suitable for
use with PURIFIED and non PURIFIED WATER.
By
having a leak detection and prevention system in any
plant room that is not fully bunded you can feel confident
that your operation is secure.
Click
here for
more information or contact: sales@reverseosmosis.co.uk
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Product
launch to meet proposed water quality standards
for the cleaning of Endoscopes
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| This
month sees the launch of a the EndoTherm a heated
RO system to meet HTM2030, EN ISO 15883, C32 and the
proposed water quality standards as stated in HTM
0101 Part B. Designed to work in conjunction with
the already proven EndoPure the EndoTherm unit is
manufactured in the UK from 316L stainless steel and
is a hot sanitisable module used to feed Endoscope
reprocessors with a specific quality of water.
Click
here for
more information or contact: sales@reverseosmosis.co.uk
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David
Hayes joins EWS (UK) Ltd as Sales Manager
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| David
Hayes has joined EWS (UK) Ltd as sales manager heading
up the UK sales team. With over 25 years experience
in the Water Purification industry David is well placed
to move the company into more diverse fields of operation
and strenghthens an already very successful sales
team. |
HTM01
(HTM2030) presented at the British Dental Trade
Association Showcase
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| Exhibiting
at the BDTA Dental Showcase 2007 our healthcare specialist
Becky Lacey explained to exhibition attendees how
their Dental Practices may need to evaluate and update
their decontamination procedures because of the extension
of the HTM 2030
/10/31 standards.
HTM
2030 (soon to be superseded by HTM01)
was published 10 years ago along with HTM2010 and
HTM2031 to establish a standard for safe and effective
surgical instrument decontamination. HTM2010 and HTM
2031 address sterilisation procedures
and the use of sterilisers.
Click
here to download our information booklet - Are
you ready for it? HTM
01-05 Decontamination of Surgical
Instruments |
Making
savings through sludge
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| Environmental
Water Systems has completed the installation of one
of its biggest ever filter presses. Carrington Wire
is an international Wire business supplying over 50
countries worldwide and has an annual production capacity
in the UK of over 200,000 tonnes. A major consideration
for the organisation is the treatment and cost effective
disposal of their waste water. Read the full published
article to find out how they made significant cost
savings by installing a new Environmental Water Systems
filter press.
Full
article
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