The NanoNet Platform powers CarboNet chemistry and creates products known for speed and efficiency that cut CAPEX, OPEX, and emissions.
NanoNets are a proprietary library of molecular agents that can sequester particles in water 10x more efficiently than industry norms at a fraction of the price.
How it works: NanoNets are a molecular design platform that powers CarboNet chemistry through precise nanoparticle architecture. It creates performance-tuned polymers and coagulants that are programmable at scale, targeting specific particle types, enhancing floc strength, and optimizing dose efficiency:
Why it matters: Historically, treatment chemistry has meant guessing at dose and pH with mediocre results. NanoNets restore control. It ensures each chemical program works in concert—from coagulation to dewatering—while reducing waste, risk, and labor:
The chemistry: NanoNet-generated molecules are built from the atom up, allowing you to tailor charge density, polymer architecture, and particle affinity for unrivaled performance:
Applications: NanoNet chemistry shows up where legacy polymers break down—under high solids, tight residence times, or changing influent. It doesn’t just improve performance; it expands where advanced treatment is possible:
Built for scale: NanoNets are production-ready. Every molecule can be manufactured consistently, dosed predictably, and integrated across formats—all with the same underlying library. That means fewer trial runs and faster deployment on-site:
The bottom line: NanoNets are the underlying engine that makes all CarboNet products more consistent, reliable, and cost-effective. Flocculants need less PAM. Coagulants perform dependably. And future chemistry programs can be built without rethinking the platform. It’s our molecular factory, delivering chemistry that scales with the challenges.