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Manganese is a naturally occurring element frequently found in drinking water. The EPA reports that manganese can be detected in about 70% of

WaterSurplus was one of 22 Bureau of Reclamation grant award recipients announced by the USBR to develop more efficient ways to recycle water

These photos are from the manufacturing of a new industrial water softener system built for a company in Mississippi. It includes machined and welded parts.

Craig Hall and Sriram Sambasivam will represent WaterSurplus as members of the US International Water Technology Business Delegation to India.

Iron and manganese removal was achieved by using our OxiPlus75 media without the need for a potassium permanganate feed or detention basin.

WaterSurplus selected for a multi-million dollar water treatment contract by one of the world’s largest bottlers.

What’s new in water treatment technologies? WaterSurplus founder and president, John Barelli, unveiled two new water treatment technologies.

Milford asked WaterSurplus to coordinate a turnkey retrofit of their iron removal system including demolition and construction of a new OxiPlus75 plant.

The OxiPlus75 based system provided successful municipal iron removal within the footprint of the existing well house, saving the cost of construction.

Project: Iron, manganese, and radium removal. The Town of Greenville had arsenic in their water that required treatment when the arsenic limit was