Product Development
The Oasis
CatalyzeH2O's most advanced technology degrades TNT and RDX munitions up to 99% in 24 hours. This reactor is an alternative to Graphite Activated Carbon (GAC) filtration systems. It has no toxic solid waste, which reduces operational and disposal costs. This technology is currently being tested to expand to perchlorate contamination. It will be piloted at the beginning of 2023 and commercially available mid-2023.
The Ozark
CatalyzeH2O is developing a system that can degrade carcinogenic compounds, known as PFAS, that is found in fire fighting foams and other manufactured materials. It applies the same principles as the munitions reactor, however, contains a more robust system to remediate these "forever chemicals." It is in the proof of concept stage and is projected to be available mid-2024.
Additively Manufactured WE-EDI
CatalyzeH2O's wafer enhanced electrodeionization system was created to offer a significantly more affordable option for researchers than other systems on the market. It is in the prototype phase and is currently being tested to determine the efficiency in regards to the structural integrity and leak prevention.