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A Brief History:

How did Solid water treatment technologies come to the marketplace?

A gentleman with long years of experience in sales and service in and out of the water treatment field had experienced solid materials  used in other industries. The gentleman had the idea, "Why can't we do the same thing for water treatment?" "Solid materials are easier to handle and to dispense!  Plus they can be more efficient, you're not using water as a component of the product."   21st Century Innovations, Inc. was formed to capitalize on solid technologies for water treatment applications.

With the basic concept in mind plans were drawn up by 21st Century as to what equipment and materials would be required to dispense the solid water treatment products.  Sample water treatment formulations were provided for encapsulation techniques.  Experimentation began, results were tabulated, adjustments were made and the journey began.  After having the prototype dispensing equipment and product formulations, prototypes were installed in both laboratory and in field use for constant monitoring of dissolution rates.  21st Century Innovations, Inc. committed it’s organization to pursue only those technologies which would bring safer applications of water treatment products combined with the best application chemistries available.

Naturally there were skeptics!   It is quite a departure for many to have a 55 gallon, 500 pound drum of liquid reduced to a small one-foot cubed size weighing 36 pounds and to have the material be non-hazardous.  For a solid to have a performance criterion that exceeds the liquids it replaces.  To have someone be able to smash the solid and have nothing leak from the container.  It would only be natural for skepticism to exist. 

21st Century equipment and products were not only viable in the marketplace but actually out performing competitive products by wide margins, materials were then released to a select group of water treatment service companies early in the spring of 1996.  In the fall of 1996 21st Century materials were introduced to the water treatment service companies at the annual convention of the Association of Water Technologies held in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Market approval of the 21st Century technology has been so great that on a daily basis new products are being development, tested, finalized and brought to market.

21st Century Innovations and it’s "Solid Solution to Water Treatment" has proven to be widely accepted as a safer and more environmentally friendly approach to water treatment than virtually any other type of product in the marketplace today. Hundreds and hundreds of installations are now in place with end use operators no longer having to handle chemical compounds or to move unwieldy drums or totes.  Safety been vastly improved, system performances have improved with engineering staffs enjoying hands free water treatment applications.

What 21st Century Innovations, Inc. has done is not to invent new molecular structures or equipment dispensing systems.  Rather 21st Century Innovations, Inc. has capitalized on what existed in the marketplace from other industries and refined the technologies for use and application in the water treatment marketplace.

Currently:

21st Century Innovations has a varied group of personnel who are routinely improving & developing new Solid Solution products for use in a variety of marketplaces.

 

 Formulating chemists for product innovation.

 

  Application chemists who have wide ranges of experiences in the water

            treatment field.

 

  Design personnel routinely improving existing dissolution equipment,

            working on new and innovative concepts for delivering The Solid Solutions

            to water treatment. 

 

 Finding innovative ways to employ Solid Solutions to new marketplaces.

 

 
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