Forever chemicals don’t have to be
Sustainable PFAS Removal for Cleaner, Safer Water
Water Purification Solutions for PFAS Remediation and EPA Compliance
Across the nation and around the world, PFAS has become a universal problem that is affecting the health of millions. With lives at stake and new regulatory guidelines on the horizon, now is the time to develop a sustainable plan for PFAS removal.
At Carbonxt, we’re tackling the PFAS problem with multi-faceted solutions designed to safeguard public health, meet EPA compliance guidelines, and reduce environmental impact.
What Are PFAS?
PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are man-made chemicals used in a wide variety of consumer and industrial products. They have been found in non-stick cookware, food packaging, clothing, cosmetics, fire-fighting foam, ammunition, lubricants, emulsifiers, cleaning agents, and many more.
Known as “forever chemicals,” PFAS resist breaking down, which means they accumulate and leach into waste water and groundwater supplies over time. They can also accumulate in the bloodstream, causing disruption to the endocrine system that can result in serious health impacts including cancer, thyroid problems, birth defects, and more.
PFAS has been found in drinking water supplies in all 50 states, and nearly every American has PFAS in their blood stream.
Addressing the PFAS Crisis with Sustainable Solutions
We are on a mission to protect homes, communities, and our planet from the devastating impacts of PFAS. As a trusted supplier of activated carbon, Carbonxt helps clients comply with EPA standards and meet sustainability goals with cost-effective, eco-friendly solutions.
Addressing the PFAS Crisis with Sustainable Solutions
New regulations from the EPA stipulate that drinking water must contain a maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 4.0 parts per trillion (ppt) for PFOA and PFOS. For GenX chemicals (PFNA, PFHxS, and HFPO-DA), MCLs are set at 10 ppt. These regulations will be implemented in stages over the next five years, starting with measuring and monitoring PFAS concentrations.
As you prepare to meet these guidelines, Carbonxt works closely with you to implement solutions and troubleshoot problems. We can also help you test carbon products to determine which solution is right for you.
Make an Impact
Protecting our planet is of the highest priority as we seek to build a better world for future generations. With one-of-a-kind technology and sustainable, eco-friendly PFAS solutions, we’re committed to making a difference for the environment and human health.
| Chemical | Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) |
|---|---|
| PFOA PFOS |
4.0 parts per trillion (ppt) |
| GenX: PFNA PFHxS HFPO-DA |
10 parts per trillion (ppt) |
Get Results with Activated Carbon
Activated carbon is a proven solution for removing PFAS from water, and it is more cost-effective than other options. Carbonxt solutions seamlessly integrate with your water treatment processes to effortlessly remove PFAS from the water supply.
CXT-InfiniClean GAC
Made with bituminous coal, granular activated carbon removes both short-chain and long-chain PFAS. It is used to systematically maintain water purity in water treatment facilities.
- Tested, proven solution
- Proactive PFAS management
- Meets EPA compliance requirements
- Sustainable methodology
- Seamless integration
CXT-InfiniClean PAC
Our powder carbon solution is an engineered blend of carbon with wood-based material. It is fast-acting, making it a good choice for high PFAS concentrations and urgent cleanups.
- Effective emergency solution
- Engineered for optimal results
- Removes large PFAS concentrations quickly
- Meets EPA compliance requirements
- Sustainable production practices
Clean Water Saves Lives. Start Today.
At Carbonxt, we are committed to helping organizations make a significant impact for the environment and for human health and safety. Our experienced team works alongside you to optimize results and help you meet your compliance milestones.
Contact us today to learn more about our PFAS solutions for industrial water and waste water projects.