Oxyle launches mod­u­lar solu­tions for short and ultra-short chain PFAS

Key takeaways 

• Oxyle launches PFAS Solu­tions — mod­u­lar sys­tems built espe­cially to elim­in­ate the most chal­len­ging short and ultra-short chain PFAS. 
• Oxyle’s PFAS Solu­tions com­bines pro­pri­et­ary tech­no­lo­gies (OxFoam, OxLight, and OxSig­nal) with best-in-class meth­ods from across the industry. 
• The decision comes in response to strong cus­tom­er demand and years of deep, lab and field-tested PFAS remedi­ation experience. 

Respond­ing to mar­ket demand

Over the past five years, Oxyle has worked along­side some of the most ded­ic­ated remedi­at­ors, research­ers, indus­tri­als, and poli­cy­makers in the field. Each is driv­en by the same goals: Stop PFAS pol­lu­tion, meet reg­u­la­tions, and do what is right for people and the plan­et. While the PFAS remedi­ation industry has made a tre­mend­ous amount of pro­gress in that time, these goals are still being held up by a set of incred­ibly tough, and to date, unre­solved challenges. 

First, many tech­no­lo­gies struggle to remove the most stub­born short and ultra-short chain com­pounds. Some even leave more of these pol­lut­ants behind. 

Second, no single tech­no­logy is enough. PFAS con­cen­tra­tions, water matrices, flow rates, co-con­tam­in­ants, and oth­er factors all vary from site to site. 

If real impact is to be made, the world needs solu­tions built for this com­plex­ity. Ones that adapt to the water and tackle the most chal­len­ging compounds. 

That is why Oxyle is tak­ing a new direction. 

Intro­du­cing Oxyle’s PFAS Solutions

Oxyle star­ted with a single, core tech­no­logy. Now, they are launch­ing Oxyle’s PFAS Solutions. 

These are mod­u­lar, adapt­able PFAS sys­tems that com­bine Oxyle’s pro­pri­et­ary tech­no­lo­gies with best-in-class meth­ods from across the industry. They are built to elim­in­ate even the most chal­len­ging PFAS, short and ultra-short chains, and are tailored to the chem­istry and con­straints of each site. 

Oxyle’s PFAS Solu­tions are com­prised of sev­er­al pro­pri­et­ary tech­no­lo­gies, including: 

• OxFoam: Oxyle’s foam frac­tion­a­tion tech­no­logy sep­ar­ates and con­cen­trates PFAS. 
• OxLight: Oxyle’s pho­to­chem­ic­al reduc­tion tech­no­logy elim­in­ates PFAS, includ­ing high con­cen­tra­tions of short and ultra-short chains. 
• OxSig­nal: Oxyle’s real-time mon­it­or­ing plat­form deliv­ers con­tinu­ous insights into treat­ment performance. 

Each of these pro­pri­et­ary tech­no­lo­gies is power­ful on its own. But the most effect­ive solu­tions are those that bring mul­tiple tech­no­lo­gies togeth­er, tailored to the unique demands of each site. That is the future Oxyle is build­ing towards. 

As Oxyle sharpens its focus, they have made the stra­tegic decision to retire their early-stage tech­no­logy, the piezocata­lyst. Oxyle is com­mit­ted to solv­ing their cus­tom­ers’ short and ultra-short chain PFAS chal­lenges, and to do that, they are focus­ing on the tech­no­lo­gies best suited – and most com­pet­it­ive – to meet them.

“We’re shift­ing our focus to deliv­er mod­u­lar solu­tions that address the toughest short and ultra-short chain PFAS chal­lenges our cus­tom­ers face. It’s a decision that is dir­ectly shaped by what we’ve heard from the mar­ket and exper­i­enced on-site,” said Fajer Mushtaq, CEO and Co-Founder of Oxyle. ​“Oxyle’s PFAS Solu­tions is the next step in ful­filling our mis­sion. We want to live in a world where every­one has access to clean water, and we hope oth­ers will join us in mak­ing that a reality.”