Ozone (O₃) is widely used in municipalities for water treatment, pathogen control, and contaminant oxidation.

Ozone (O₃) is a highly active form of oxygen (O₂), more effective than most chemical treatments such as chlorination. Ozone is a very powerful natural oxidising gas with virucidal, germicidal, bactericidal and fungicidal properties, capable of oxidising all organic and inorganic compounds.
It has the unique property of decomposing back into its original form of oxygen. It also acts as a flocculant, producing crystal-clear water with no odour or taste.

As nature’s most powerful oxidant, ozone is a simple and effective way to break down contaminants in several municipal applications, including drinking water, rainwater treatment, dechlorination, or wastewater processes.