Pionetics Begins Distribution of Consumer Water Treatment System
September 27, 2006 |
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Pionetics, a developer of drinking water treatment products, today announced that its patented LINX Drinking Water treatment technology is now commercially available in China through its joint venture with Elantec, a Beijing-based manufacturer and distributor of consumer and industrial water treatment equipment.
Elantec, will market the product to consumers throughout China under its eLINX brand name.
eLINX wastes one-tenth the water of traditional reverse osmosis systems, requires no chemicals, works well under conditions of low water pressure, and the company says it is ideal for the Chinese market where clean water is a rare and expensive commodity. Elantec, projects that it will sell up to 40,000 eLINX units the first year and well over 100,000 in the next. With about 20% of the market, Elantec, is the leading manufacturer and distributor of point of use water treatment systems in China, selling its products through over 8,000 dealers throughout the country.
"Chinese consumers are seeking a reliable and efficient water treatment system to deliver clean drinking water to their families because water purity is a challenge," said Daniel Wang, CEO of Elantec. "We are excited to be able to market Pionetics' unique LINX water treatment technology. It is kind to the environment because it conserves water by limiting the amount of wastewater and does not produce any harmful chemicals."
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