The startup develops nano filters that utilize nanotechnology to separate oil from water, specifically designed for industrial and commercial applications in oil filtration and pest control. This technology enables companies to minimize environmental pollution by effectively treating wastewater and reducing harmful runoff.
Funding
$630K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Conventional methods of separating oil from water, such as absorbent materials, can lead to secondary environmental contamination through disposal processes. Existing solutions may also be inefficient, requiring multiple filtering stages and larger equipment footprints.
Solution
OZ-SEPA provides direct oil-water separation solutions utilizing nano-structured filters. Their patented technology enables the recovery of up to 99% of oils from water in a single filtering process, minimizing secondary pollution. The company's filters are designed for a variety of applications, ranging from industrial wastewater treatment to oil spill cleanup. OZ-SEPA's technology simplifies the oil separation process, reduces equipment size, and offers an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional absorbent-based methods. The direct filtering approach eliminates the need for secondary or tertiary filtering, providing a cost-effective and efficient solution for oil-water separation.
Target Audience
OZ-SEPA serves industries dealing with wastewater treatment, oil spill cleanup, and oil recovery, including manufacturing, environmental remediation, and resource extraction companies.
Features
- Nano-structured filters for direct oil-water separation
- Up to 99% oil recovery rate in a single pass
- Reduced risk of secondary pollution compared to absorbent methods
- Available in various product configurations including membranes, skimmers, booms, and separators
- Customizable solutions for diverse industrial and environmental applications